Course content |
This one day course provides an awareness of:
– Preparation for sea survival
– Lifejackets and life rafts
– Principles of Survival
– Survival craft ailments, and raft management
– Search and rescue |
Notes: It is a well proven fact that in the event of an emergency at sea people who have received training are more likely to survive. |
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Pre-course experience |

Buy RYA Sea Survival Handbook at the RYA Shop |
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Assumed knowledge |
None |
Ability after course |
The course prepares you for survival at sea.
Notes: It fulfils the requirements of small craft working within 60nm of a safe haven. |
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| Instructors |
| All our courses are run by one of our experienced instructors. |
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Suggested itinerary |
This one day course takes place on in our classroom. It also includes a two hour pool session with liferafts in a near by pool. |
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As usual with Club Yachting the following is included: |
- Tuition from an experienced Instructor – we do not use instructors who have just qualified;
- Course notes, paper and pens;
- Tea, coffee, soft drinks and lunch;
- Towel;
- Life jacket and wet weather jacket if you do not use your own.
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Must bring your own: |
Medication – If you are taking any medication please advise your Instructor on commencement of the course.
Health care – Health care in the Canary Islands is good, but it is a good idea to collect the EHIC form from your local post office or online at www.ehic.org.uk.
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Recommended clothes |
It is recommended that you bring with you your own lifejacket if you have one as you will gain the experience of servicing it and seeing how it performs in an emergency. It should be fitted with a crotch strap.
We also suggest that you bring with you swimwear, and a change of clothes. A “shortie” is useful as the pool is not heated. |
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