2. Small Boat Handling - All in one day

Incorporating Course 3. NSW Safe Boating Seminar and NSW Maritime Boat License Test plus practical training in college vessel - all in one day

2. SMALL BOAT HANDLING - ALL IN ONE DAY

Features:

NSW Boat License Seminar & NSW Maritime Boat License Test & Practical

Plus - everything you need to complete the course

6 hours face-to face training

Comprehensive notes ( to keep for future reference)

Experienced commercial Skipper Trainers

Training on one of our vessels

Small Boat Handling training on owners own vessel, behind their controls, on their marina, mooring or ramp.* Conditions Apply.

On the water straight after completing the boat licence test for up to 2 hours .

Focus on learning practical boat handling skills in wind and current.

All in one day

College 'Statement of Attainment'

Snapshot of the day

The day starts at 9.00am at one of our venues with theory sessions and test in the classroom. Everything you need to complete the course is supplied.Morning tea and generous lunches are available at all our venues for reasonable prices.

Break times are flexible, subject to student numbers on the day. Your trainer will advise you of the ordering process at each venue. Some students bring their own packed lunch.

Once the theory/test and lunch break is over then it's off to the local ramp. (ramp locations and details are provided on confirmation of booking). Our ramps are selected for their close location to our venues and ample parking.

The day finishes around 5.30pm depending on which boat trip you are rostered onto.

What to bring

Drinking water

Sunsreen, hat, sunglasses

Sensible non-slip footware (no thongs)

Jacket - weather/warm

Refresher for those who have not been boating for a while

Cost $195 - conditions apply

Book early 'Online or by Telephone' and we will send you the 'Boating Handbook' to study and understand before you attend the training. You will also be sent a receipt and confirmation of your booking.

This College is required to provide a high standard of training in order to achieve accreditation with NSW Maritime and NSW VETAB. Other training to obtain a boat licence is available but does not meet the standards set by NMSC which are illustrated by competencies and training package units that this RTO offers:

SROYAC001B - Comply with maritime rules and regulations

The training incorporates elements of all four units of competency as required by NSW Maritime and includes:

Skipper's responsibilities

Launching and retreival

Docking

What to do in case of an accident

Boating Risk and Insurance

Regulation, Safety and Duty of Care Equipment

Keeping in contact on the water

Advice in boat selection

Licencing and Registration

Maintaining your vessel

Preparation for the trip

NSW, Federal and International Collision Regulations

Navigation Markers

Restricted Visibility

Boating terminology

Boat Handling - Emergencies

Hypothermia

Environmental awareness

Authorities on the water

Local knowledge

Weather information & much, much more…

Book and Pay Online (click here)

You will receive a 'statement of attainment' and a completed 'application for a boat licence' if you are successful which when presented personally will be exchanged for a boat licence at NSW Maritime/RTA offices on payment of the license fee - an eyesight test maybe required.

NSW Maritime implemented Compulsory Seminars effective from 1st October 2006.

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