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Surface Interval: Discuss Boat Handling Courses in the General Diving Forums forums: Yep, but you find that the yacht bit covers power as well as sail as most saily boats have inboards ...

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Yep, but you find that the yacht bit covers power as well as sail as most saily boats have inboards or back-up outboards.

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Your RYA level 2 is very basic and covers things like launching and recovery as well as handling a Rib and can be completed in a weekend. &nbsp;The short range communication cert takes a day &nbsp;Day skipper takes quite a bit longer as there is a theory course and then a weeks practical. Like Peter says, the day skipper sailing cert includes training using the engine, but your in a sailing boat, though there is also a day skipper power boat cert.
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<font color='#0000FF'>Cheers guys - I'll put some feelers out though I need it fast (within the next month) for a job so depends on who can do it I guess

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Try Sport Sotland's National Watersports Centre. 'tis in the &quot;sarf&quot;, (well only about 400 miles from the north), phone 01475 531000.
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I did mine with Iles World of Diving downin Shoreham. &nbsp;I had a great time down there and learned a lot. &nbsp;There's nothing like being out in the sea on a big rib. &nbsp;He helped sort out getting the international cert too. &nbsp;Their web site is:-www.scubatraining.com
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