Overview
Our RYA Powerboat Level 2 Course provides two days of practical training giving you the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required by the small boat driver. You will learn to drive one of our 6m RIBs at high and low speeds and perfect parking in confined spaces.
RYA Powerboat Level 2 entitles the holder to an International Certificate of Competence (ICC), which is accepted in place of a boat license in many European countries if you are considering chartering a small powerboat abroad. The Powerboat Level 2 is also a requirement for all Windsurfing and Dinghy Instructors.
RYA Powerboat level 2 is a requirement for all crew who drive tenders carried onboard Superyachts. The RYA Powerboat level 2 Course is included within our Superyacht Deckhand and Steward or Stewardess programmes.
The training takes place in the Solent, which provides an ideal environment to develop your powerboating skills with busy and challenging tidal waterways.
Flying Fish can arrange a bespoke course if you want to complete Powerboat Level 2 as a group or as a family of three.
Key facts
- All publications and certification
- Waterproof jacket and trousers
- Fuel
- Berthing fees
You must be 12 years old to complete the course. 12-17 years olds must be accompanied by a parent/guardian on a private course.
No previous experience is needed to complete the Powerboat Level 2 course.
The RYA National Powerboat Certificate Level 2 is the benchmark qualification for driving small powerboats and RIBs. During the course, you will cover this syllabus:
- Safety at sea
- Launching & landing
- High & low-speed boat handling
- Man overboard
- Close-quarter maneuvering & mooring
- Anchoring
- Tides & weather theory
- Types of craft and handling
- Buoyage, navigation & passage planning
- IRPCS
- Routine engine maintenance
What our previous students have to say
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2 day(s)
£340
Cowes, Isle of Wight
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