BOAT AND PWC THEORY AND ON-WATER PRACTICAL
Commencing 1 June 2009 it will be a requirement for NSW General Boat Licence applicants (this does not apply to PWC Licence applicants) to undergo practical on water training with either a Recognised Training Provider, such as the NSW Boating College, or by keeping log book entries from practical training with an experienced Skipper. An experienced Skipper who can verify your on water practical experience is someone such as a NSW Boating College Trainer, or an experienced Skipper. (must have held a boat licence for a minimum of three years)
Harbour Cruising
With this course students can opt to complete a boat and PWC licence course, test and practical all in the one day.This course
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Reinforce classroom learning with practical on-water training with our experienced skippers. This is a great opportunity to get behind the helm - to feel wind, current and get first-hand instruction on how to dock, anchor and learn important seamanship skills that will make your boating safe and enjoyable.
Familarise yourself with navigation rules and regulations
Underway with your Skipper you will be able to observe first-hand all the channel markers, instilling knowledge of operating a vessel up and down stream. (coming in or going out to sea)
Learn skills to get everyone home safetly after a great day on the water
With your instructor carry out safey drills to find how to respond in an emergency such as;collision, fire, man overboard, grounding or a mechanical breakdown.
Learning how to control a power boat is both exciting and exhilerating. Boating knowledge and skill is best learned in a controlled environment with qualified marine trainers who can quide you with good seamanship practises.
Practical on-water training ensures you a fully aware of the maritime safety requirements that apply to every skipper on NSW waterways.
For more information got to safe boating and PWC tips.
