RYA First Aid Course
Etendre ses compétences en tant que skipper
Cours de premiers secours d'un jour pour apprendre comment réagir en mer dans les situations d'urgence. Le cours RYA First Aid at Sea est reconnu mondialement et axé sur les problèmes médicaux en mer.
Le certificat de premiers secours certifié RYA/MCA est reconnu par l'Office suisse de la navigation maritime pour l'obtention du permis mer au sens de l'art. 4, al. 1 de l'ordonnance sur le certificat de conduite en mer (RS 747.321.71).
RYA - First Aid Course: Expand your skills as a responsible skipper
Course details | |
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Pre-Course Experience | No experience required |
Assumed Knowledge | None |
Student Instructor Ratio | Max 10 : 1 |
Duration | Self-study of the course materials: 4-5 h |
Ability after Course | Improved confidence to offer basic first aid in a range of situations you may encounter whilst at sea. |
Course Content | See detailed Syllabus below |
Syllabus First Aid Course:
Syllabus First Aid Course:
Our RYA Shorebased training centre partner Swiss Maritime Academy is based in Switzerland and conducts this course for us on his own responsibilities. Your details are forwarded to Swiss Maritime Academy for further booking formalities.
Autres formations
RYA Day Skipper
RYA Day Skipper is a demanding course for aspiring skippers with some yachting experience and basic navigation and sailing skills.
This is a hands-on course that is highly recommended for anyone who regularly sails on board a yacht. It’s designed to improve skills and build knowledge of all aspects of life at sea whilst skippering a sailing yacht during short passages.
RYA Coastal Skipper
Advanced skippering techniques for yachtsmen and women with considerable knowledge of sailing and navigation, wanting to undertake coastal passages by day and night.
RYA Coastal Skipper is the ideal qualification to follow RYA Day Skipper. It may also form a bridge to a MCA/RYA Yachtmaster™ examination. It’s designed to give an experienced skipper the confidence to undertake longer and more complex passages which may involve sailing at night or involve watch-keeping systems.