Except for size, the Logos shall not be altered in any manner, including proportions, colours, elements, etc, or animated, morphed, or otherwise distorted in its perspective or two- dimensional appearance.


The Logos must wherever possible be on a plain background, and not on a patterned or graduated one. In some circumstances, a plain box may be the only way of displaying the logo correctly.


The Logos must never be used as a substitute for the letters ‘RYA’ in a sentence or phrase.


The Logos must stand alone and be given a reasonable amount (ordinarily 125% as illustrated below) of clear space separating them from any other object, such as type, photography, borders, edges, and so on.


The RYA Training Centre logo may be used by recognised training centres in their social media profile. While the space available varies according to the platform, generally the logo can be used in the small profile photo with the centre’s own logo and images appearing in the larger cover/ header image. If the RYA Training Centre Logo and the centre’s own logo area to be combined in the profile image, all the usual rules of clear space, acceptable colours and backgrounds will apply.


The RYA Instructor logo may NOT be used in the social media profile of either a recognised training centre or an individual instructor.


B14.5 Obtaining the logos RTC’s may download the logos from the Document Finder.


B14.6 Selling through third parties


RTCs may advertise and sell courses using a third party agent. If doing so, there are specific requirements with regard to marketing and advertising. The RTC is responsible for all advertising regardless of whether the advertisement has been placed by the RTC or the agent. Full details of using agents can be found in TG20-16 'Agents acting for RTCs' (see Related documents).


Related documents: • Examples of correct use • TG 20-16 Agents acting for RTCs


Issued 12/07/2023. Information correct at time of publication. 62


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