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Training

In this tab you will find information on training centres in and around the Highlands and further down the page there are details of specific training opportunities that have been notified to Gaidhealtachd Sailing.

Click here to find out How and Where to learn to sail or to improve your sailing.

Clubs with training opportunities that they are prepared to open-up to other GS clubs can post details on this page via the webmaster. Click here for the form.

Type of Training/Coaching Activity Dates Location Costs Contact details
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Safeguarding & Protecting Children Course - Inverness 24 June 2008
6:30-9:30
Inverness Tennis & Squash Club, Bishop’s Road, Inverness £20 See registration form:
RYA Powerboat Instructor Course.
open to all interested parties
contact us for full details.
 
10th, 11th, 12th May 2008 Findhorn Marina  

BOOKINGS FROM

FINDHORN MARINA

MORAYSHIRE

IV36 3YE

01309 690099

info-at-findhornmarina.com

VHF SRC Radio course

18th May 2007

Other dates by arrangement

Caley Marina, Canal Road, Inverness, IV3 8NF

Course   £50

Licence £25

BOOKINGS FROM

FINDHORN MARINA

MORAYSHIRE

IV36 3YE

01309 690099

info-at-findhornmarina.com

North of Scotland Sailing Squad

Registration form:
see NoSSS page
 

Three dates in spring 2008 Potentially:
Chanonry SC Invergordon SC
Lochcarron SC
£35(?) per sailor Entry:
RYA Scotland, Caledonia House, 1 Redheughs Rigg, South Gyle, Edinburgh EH12 9DQ
Tel 0131-317 7388  Fax 0131-317 8566  Email:  admin-at-ryascotland.org.uk

How and where to learn to sail or to improve your sailing

If you want to learn to sail or go on a course to improve your existing sailing skills, there is no better place than a Training Centre recognized by the Royal Yachting Association and allowed to display the famous ‘tick’ mark

Instructors at Training Centres hold qualifications issued by the Royal Yachting Association appropriate to the courses they offer and the organization and equipment at the Training Centre is inspected annually to ensure that it continues to meet the standards.

Training Centres can be commercial operations or part of a sailing club.

Use this resource to learn more about the courses on offer and where the courses are run in and around the Highlands.

Start off by thinking about what type of boat you want to learn to sail. Is it a dinghy, a small keelboat, a multihull or a yacht? Don’t know? Find out more about the options using these links:

National Sailing Scheme for dinghies, small keelboats and multihulls:
http://www.rya.org.uk/Courses/dinghiesmultihullskeelboats.htm

Cruising Scheme for yachts:
http://www.rya.org.uk/Courses/sailcruisingcourses.htm

So where are the Training Centres in & around the Highlands?

Dinghy & Multihull Centres:

Keelboat Centres:

Abernethy Trust - Nethy Bridge

Caledonian Discovery

Caledonian Discovery

Kushi Adventures

Chanonry Sailing Club

Loch Insh Watersports

Findhorn Marina

Outward Bound Scotland

Glencoe Outdoor Centre

Raasay Outdoor Centre

Invergordon Boating Club

 

Lagganlia Outdoor Education Centre

 

Loch Insh Watersports

 

Loch Morlich Watersports Centre

Cruising Scheme Centres:

Lochaber Yacht Club

Isle Of Skye Yachts

Lochcarron Sailing Club

Lochaber Watersports

Monster Activities

Moray Firth Sailing Ltd

Oban Sailing Club

Oban Sea School

Outward Bound Scotland

Ventura Sailing

Plockton Small Boat Sailing Club

Westward Quest

Raasay Outdoor Centre

 

Royal Findhorn Yacht Club

 

SCC Inverness

 

Skye Sailing Club

 

Summer Isles Sailing School

 

Sutherland Schools Sailing Association