Keelboat: • Keelboat Senior Instructor, or • Dinghy Senior Instructor who also holds a Keelboat Instructor certificate, or • Dinghy Senior Instructor who also holds a Day Skipper Sail practical certificate, or • Windsurfing Senior Instructor who also holds a Keelboat Instructor certificate


The centre must take into account suitable cover for lunchtimes, sick days and days off for senior staff. See 'Principals and Chief Instructors' for a list of suitable qualifications.


UK centres only: Provided the Chief Instructor is completely confident that standards of safety and tuition will be maintained on the day, they may occasionally delegate a single group to a suitably trained and experienced instructor. This instructor must have been trained in the procedures at the site, and be competent to run the session. However a Senior Instructor should be on site when a centre is running more than one sailing and/or windsurfing group simultaneously.


C5.6 Minimum instructor qualifications


The following table details the minimum instructor qualifications required for each level of course, working with supervision as shown above and subject to recognition being held for the course and type of craft:


Course


Youth Sailing Scheme Stages 1 to 4 Sailing Scheme Levels 1 to 3 Seamanship Skills Day Sailing


Sailing with Spinnakers Minimum instructor qualification


Dinghy/Multihull/Keelboat instructor as appropriate for the type of craft


Advanced Instructor, or Dinghy/Multihull/ Keelboat instructor as appropriate for the type of craft who is suitably experienced and approved by the Principal or Chief Instructor


Start Racing Club Racing


Racing Instructor who is also a Dinghy/ Multihull/Keelboat instructor as appropriate for the type of craft


Racing Coach Level 2, or Racing Instructor who is also a Dinghy/Multihull/Keelboat instructor as appropriate for the type of craft and who is suitably experienced and approved by the Principal or Chief Instructor


Issued 12/07/2023. Information correct at time of publication. 79


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