POWERBOAT LEVEL 2

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About the course

This RYA Level 2 Powerboat Handling course provides the skills and background knowledge needed by the competent powerboat driver. It teaches boat handling and seamanship in powerboats and focuses on low-speed close quarters handling, man overboard recovery, an introduction to driving at planing speed and collision regulations.

While not an obligatory requirement, it has now become industry standard for yacht crew to obtain the powerboat Level 2.

Price

520€ per person  Classes of 3 persons max.  Minimum age : 16 years old

Duration:

2 Days

Language:

English

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Current Month

may

29may(may 29)14h1830(may 30)14h18Powerboat Level 2

june

05jun(jun 5)15h1206(jun 6)15h12Powerboat Level 2

23jun(jun 23)15h1424(jun 24)15h14Powerboat Level 2

july

21jul(jul 21)13h5730(jul 30)13h57Coastal licence

august

04aug(aug 4)13h5913(aug 13)13h59Coastal licence

  • From Thursday, 29th May to Friday, 30th May (FULY BOOKED)
  • From Thursday, 5th June to Friday, 6th June
  • From Monday, 23rd June to Tuesday, 24th June

what you will learn ?

The RYA Powerboat Level 2 Course is a two-day entry level course, recognised by the UK MCA as a certificate of competency for the operation of small powerboats and it is recognised by most European administrations for the operation of small craft under 10m.

The certificate issued will be endorsed to show the type of boat in which the training took place.

This qualification also allows successful candidates to apply for the International Certificate of Competence (ICC).

Please note that English licenses are no longer recognized under the Monaco flag, if you would like to register your boat under the Monaco flag, please check out our coastal license. 

Candidates are provided with the RYA Powerboat Level 2 booklet

This course is open to everyone, no prior knowledge or experience is needed

Candidates must have a working knowledge of both written and spoken English, all courses are delivered and assessed in English.

This course takes place, predominantly, on the water and candidates undergo continual practical assessment throughout the course, in place of a final exam.