Level 2 Powerboat Handling

Gain confident, practical powerboat handling skills over two hands-on training days.

On this course you’ll learn launching and recovery, close-quarters handling, securing to a buoy, anchoring, coming alongside and man-overboard skills.

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Other courses in this pathway

Related courses to help you progress further.

Junior GT 15 Monohull

Intro to powerboat racing for juniors with hands-on GT15 training and safe, structured sessions.

Senior & Youth GT 30 Monohull

Advanced junior powerboat training, building speed, skill and race readiness in GT30 boats.

Senior & Youth OSY400

OSY400 training develops skill, control and race craft in fast, lightweight outboard hydroplanes.

Race Training

Essential safety and race training required before applying for the Basic CPA racing licence.

Refresher Training Course

A refresher course covering key safety, rules and race skills for returning CPA competitors.

Immersion Training and Shallow Water Dive Course (SWDC)

Mandatory capsule-class training covering underwater escape, immersion skills and SWDC safety.

Level 1 Start Powerboating

Level 2 Powerboat Handling

Gain confident, practical powerboat handling skills over two hands-on training days.

Safety Boat

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to frequently asked questions,

How to Join the Club?

To join our sailing club, you need to fill out a membership application form available on our website. After submitting the form, you will be contacted by our membership coordinator to discuss the next steps, including payment of the membership fee and orientation sessions.

What Are the Club Hours?

The sailing club is open from 9 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and from 8 AM to 7 PM on weekends. During the sailing season, we also host special events and activities, so be sure to check our calendar for updates.

What is Sailing?

Sailing is the art of using the wind to propel a boat or ship across water. It involves navigating and controlling the vessel using sails, which catch the wind and convert its energy into forward motion. Sailing can be a recreational activity, a competitive sport, or a means of transportation.

What Equipment Do I Need?

As a beginner, you will need basic sailing gear, including a life jacket, appropriate clothing for the weather, and non-slip shoes. If you do not have your own sailing equipment, our club provides boats and safety gear for members during training sessions.

Already a member? You may find what you need on our Support & Resources pages.

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