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The RYA National Sailing Scheme The RYA Youth Sailing Scheme
LEVEL 1 Start Sailing
STAGE 1
An introduction to the sport, covering the minimum
A basic understanding of how a boat sails, with some
knowledge required to get afloat under supervision
experience of steering and handling the boat
STAGE 2
LEVEL 2 Basic Skills
Develop a range of sailing skills and background knowledge
The foundations of the sport. Becoming an
and be well on the way to being a confident small boat sailor
independent sailors in light winds
STAGE 3
Rig and launch your boat and be able to sail in any direction.
LEVEL 3 Better Sailing
This course is equivalent to Level 2 in the National
Sailing Scheme
Consolidating skills introduced at Level 1 and 2, and
trying some new skills from the advanced modules
STAGE 4
Recommended books:
Gain the skills to sail a double-handed boat as crew or helm
RYA National RYA Start
and solve a variety of problems afloat. Optional if Stage 3
Sailing Scheme Sailing
was taken in a double-hander
syllabus and Handbook (G3)
logbook (G4)
Recommended books:
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RYA Youth RYA Go
Sailing Sailing!
Scheme (G32)
(G11)
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SEAMANSHIP SKILLS DAY SAILING SAILING WITH START, INTERMEDIATE PERFORMANCE
Sail independently Go cruising SPINNAKERS AND ADVANCED SAILING
Kites course RACING Get coached and
How to handle the boat Passage planning and
sail better
in all circumstances and decision making for small Everything you need to From club racing to
solve problems afloat boat cruising know to sail modern regattas – all you need to Improve your boat
three-sailed boats know to get off the start handling and confidence in
line and round the course performance boats
Accompanying books:
RYA Advanced RYA Optimist RYA RYA Go RYA Laser RYA Start
Sailing Handbook Catamaran Sailing! Handbook to Race
Handbook (G44) Handbook (G32) (G53) (G66)
(G12) (G46)
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