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RYA Intermediate Powerboat (Day Cruising)
If you’re comfortable with the basics of powerboating, this 2 day RYA powerboat intermediate course in Southampton will take your skills to the next level, with practical experience of piloting and passage-planning on coastal waters during the day.
About the course
This is an intermediate level course for powerboat drivers who already have some basic skills, knowledge and experience. To join this course you must hold the RYA Level 2 National Powerboat certificate, with coastal endorsement. We also strongly recommended that you have:
- current first aid and VHF/SRC operator's certificates
- knowledge to the level of Day Skipper theory
After completing this course, you’ll be able to safely plan and execute short coastal passages by day.
Intermediate Powerboat courses are run on a maximum ratio of 1 instructor to 3 students.
What to bring with you
- warm clothing
- comfortable closed-toe shoes
- lunch and snacks
- water bottle
- sunscreen and sunglasses
- your powerboat logbook
What we provide
- boats (6.5 metre Gemini RIBS)
- life jackets
- waterproof jackets and trousers
- certificates
Dates and times
All courses are taught on a Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm.
- 27 and 28 July
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Our courses are available to everyone, but Southampton Sport members can book at a discounted rate.
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Southampton Sports Membership
Mayflower Member, Sports Pass or Non-Member
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Book your course online
You can also:
- book by phone : +44 (0)23 8059 2119
- book by email : [email protected]
- book in person at Jubilee Sports Centre
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You can cancel or reschedule a booking by contacting the Jubilee Sports Centre . Your options depend on how much notice you give us. Notice periods are based on the date of your booking, not on the start time.
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No refund available
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- we cannot meet our minimum student-instructor ratio
If we need to cancel your booking, we’ll always try to give you at least 24 hours' notice. We’ll also offer to reschedule your booking.
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RYA Powerboat Intermediate Course
£ 345.00 Original price was: £345.00. £ 325.00 Current price is: £325.00.
The Royal Yachting Association Powerboat 3 course or Intermediate course is the next stage from the foundation course, Powerboat level 2. If you are looking to work commercially or spend time recreational in powerboats, this course is designed to equip you with enhanced skills from the Powerboat 2 course. Led by experienced Royal Yachting Association instructors this course offers a comprehensive blend of theory and practical training. Using the foundations laid in the Powerboat 2 course you will emerge from this course with a competent approach to pilotage and passage planning further afield but within daylight hours.
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The RYA Powerboat 3 / Intermediate course covers the practical use of pilotage and passage planning by day on coastal waters using both traditional and electronic navigational techniques. It aims to teach the standard required to complete a short coastal passage by day. This course builds on the foundation knowledge of the Level 2 course and is suited to those who aim to drive larger more powerful powerboats. During the course you will cover cruising at planing speed and more advanced boat handling. It is recommended for anyone considering moving on to the Advanced course. The course can be conducted on a planing or displacement boat.
Why choose the RYA Powerboat level 3 course / Intermediate Powerboat Course?
- Expert Instruction: Learn from seasoned instructors with a wealth of experience and certified by the Royal Yachting Association the highest standards of training will be delivered to you.
- Comprehensive curriculum: The course will be a natural follow on to the Powerboat 2 course and is designed to develop the skills you already have and have put into practice but to move them forward in all the areas such as boat handling, manoeuvring, navigational skills (chart and electronic) safety procedures and more leading to safe and competent powerboating
- Hands-On Learning: Gain practical experience through on-water exercises and demonstrations, allowing you to apply theory in real world scenarios and build confidence in your abilities.
- RYA Accreditation: Upon successful completion, receive the esteemed RYA Powerboat Level 3 certificate recognised world wide as a mark of proficiency and professionalism.
Course Highlights
- Boat Handling skills: Refine those coming alongside skills and using lines to spring on and off in various situations. Turning in a confined space with further attention to the elements. Anchoring in a desired position successfully, everytime.
- Navigational Theory: Deepen your understanding of navigational principles including chartwork, passage planning, tidal apps and tidal calculations, Chartwork and the use of electronic navigation aids.
- Safety Protocol: Dealing with adverse weather conditions, collision avoidance and how to apply the rules, Emergency and distress situations and how to deal with them.
- Practical Exercises: Test your skills and knowledge with man overboard drills, pilotage and passage plans put into real world situations.
Required experience
Candidates should be competent to the standard of RYA Powerboat Level 2. It is strongly recommended that candidates hold a first aid and VHF/SRC operator’s certificate and have knowledge to the level of Day Skipper theory.
Minimum duration
Minimum age
Ready to embark on your journey towards becoming a skilled powerboater? Join our RYA Powerboat Level 3 / Intermediate Powerboat Course today. Whether you’re looking to enhance your recreational boating skills or pursue professional opportunities on the water, this course offers the perfect blend of theory and practical training to help you achieve your goals. Contact us now to reserve your spot or inquire about upcoming course dates. We look forward to welcoming you on board!
Course Itinerary | Times to suit you but usually 09.00 – 17.00. Under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. |
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The Intermediate Powerboat Course suits those possessing Powerboat Level 2, a reasonable level of boating experience, a season or two, and a keenness to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to plan and undertake short coastal passages. This course is sometimes referred to as the RYA Powerboat Level 3 Course.
Southampton and the Solent. Book today. +44 (0) 7960694572. ... The powerboat level 2 course allows you to then onto the Intermediate (level 3 course) and then to the advanced powerboat course. A RYA Day Skipper course will teach you how to navigate your boat in coastal waters. This is essential if you want to go on days out and explore new areas.
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Course Details. RYA Powerboat Level 2 courses are taught on a 3:1 basis, that means 3 customers and 1 Instructor. At the bottom of this page is a Book and Pay facility, when you use it you will receive a receipt and course booking confirmation, all by email - 24/7. All designed to give you a reasonably priced course fee.
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Experience the thrill of powerboating on Southampton Water and the Solent with a RYA Powerboat Level 2 course from Southampton Water Activities Centre! In two days, you'll learn all the necessary skills to drive a powerboat competently in both sheltered and open water. Our experienced instructors will provide comprehensive tuition that covers ...
We are located on the river Hamble. All our courses run from 9 am until around 5 pm unless stated otherwise in the joining instructions. All of our courses have maximum numbers which are displayed in each of the course descriptions. We are ideally placed for Solent boat training - being an RYA course provider or own boat tuition.
Motor cruisers have accommodation and cooking facilities on board, offering a degree of comfort while afloat. How adventurous you are is up to you! Book now. Excellent Quality RYA Boat Training & Yacht Maintenance Services in The Southampton Area,. Powerboat Level 2, Advance Powerboat, Day Skipper Courses.
The RYA Powerboat Level 2 Syllabus is delivered mainly out on Southampton Water with some topics presented in a classroom setting with a student-to-instructor ratio of three attendees to one instructor, and it covers the topics listed below: Our boats ~ with 7m Ribcrafts as our main teaching boats we have invested considerably so that you get ...
The RYA Powerboat Level 2 Course (RYA PB2) offers a general introduction to power boating and teaches core boat handling and safety skills. The course is popular both with beginners and those who are self taught and now require formal certification. The course is generally considered, the licence for powerboats.
RYA Powerboat Level 2 Coastal Course from £210 per person in Southampton. (Per person for a booking of up to three). At the bottom of this page is a Book and Pay facility, when you use it you will receive a receipt and course booking confirmation, all by email - 24/7. All designed to give you a reasonably priced course fee.
This is an advanced level course for powerboat drivers who already have some intermediate level skills, knowledge and experience. To join this course you must: be competent to the standard of the RYA Intermediate Powerboat certificate. have a thorough knowledge of navigation and chart work, to the level of Coastal Skipper/RYA Yachtmaster ...
About the course. This is an intermediate level course for powerboat drivers who already have some basic skills, knowledge and experience. To join this course you must hold the RYA Level 2 National Powerboat certificate, with coastal endorsement. We also strongly recommended that you have: current first aid and VHF/SRC operator's certificates.
The RYA Powerboat 3 / Intermediate course covers the practical use of pilotage and passage planning by day on coastal waters using both traditional and electronic navigational techniques. It aims to teach the standard required to complete a short coastal passage by day. This course builds on the foundation knowledge of the Level 2 course and is ...