RYA Powerboat Level 2

  • power boating

  • 2 days

  • Up to 3 people
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    london , GB

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    This is a 2 day activity

  • ticket-price
    From
    £285.00
    / adult
  • Description

    The RYA Powerboat Level 2 is viewed as the driving license of the boating world. With this qualification you are able to apply for an international certificate of competence (ICC) to drive in certain European countries. There is an additional cost to apply for the ICC but this is not a requirement. Your PB2 certificate is included in the course price


    Aims of this course: The Powerboat level 2 course aims to teach boat handling and seamanship in powerboats. It focuses on low speed close quarters handling, man overboard recovery, an introduction to driving at high speed, and collision regulations as well as basic navigation


    What's provided: Certificate upon successful completion of the course. All saftey equipment, fuel, water proofs. Hot drinks throughout the course.


    Course structure : This course is a practical course with some theoretical sections. The theory is spread throughout the course. There is no exam.


    Types of boat's: This course is delivered mainly in a Ribcraft 4.8M 50 HP RIB and tiller steer powerboats


    No swimming ability required. We also run the this course during the weekdays




    Requirements

    Minimum age 14

    What to bring

    What to bring

    Please arrive ready to get on the water

    Shoes: Wear some shoes that you don’t mind getting wet. If you have wetsuit shoes, these are perfect, but if not, a pair of old trainers will be fine. Please don’t wear flip-flops, sandals or other open toed shoes and please avoid hard soled shoes or wellingtons. No crocs.

    Clothing: It’s best to bring a good range of clothing so that you can layer up appropriately for the weather. Even on a warm day, once the wind gets up it can feel a bit cold. Expect to get wet, so it’s advisable to bring a towel and some spare clothes. There are changing rooms and showers if needed.

    Waterproofs: If you have waterproof tops or trousers it’s good to bring them along. We have some spray tops you can use if needed.

    Glasses: If you wear glasses it’s best to have something a cord or elastic to hold them to your head.

    Buoyancy aids and safety equipment:  we have buoyancy aids and you can chose to wear a helmet you can discuss this with your instructor on the day 

    Sun: Please bring suncream and a hat, even if it doesn’t seem that sunny on the day.

    Food: There is basic Tea and coffee making facilities. Please bring a packed lunch.

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