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Published: 07/07/2008

The RYAs National Powerboat Scheme and Personal Watercraft courses can be run by Training Centres in the UK and overseas.

Full details of our requirements for running these courses can be found in the documents below. A brief summary is as follows:

-The Principal or nominated Chief Instructor must be an RYA Powerboat or Personal Watercraft Instructor as appropriate;

-Your training craft must be suitable for the type of courses you intend to run and you must have shorebased facilities including a teaching room, changing rooms, toilets and showers;

-If appropriate, your powerboat(s) will need to hold current Small Commercial Vessel certificate;

-An application for recognition must be sent to the RYA detailing who your instructor(s) will be, where you will run courses from and on which craft;

-An inspection visit will be arranged in order to check your craft suitability and maintenance, the shorebased facilities, and your centres administration and operating procedures.

When our Inspector is happy that your centre complies withRYA requirements, a report will be submitted to recommend that recognition should be granted.Recognition is then granted by the RYA, at which time you will receive confirmation through the post and may start running and promoting our courses.

Apply for recognition using the forms below
Application for recognition
Credit account application form
Running the new Introduction to PW Safety Course for superyacht charter guests - everything you need to apply


Other supporting documents
Principals pack
Guidance notes for inspections of UK centres
Standards for centres outside the UK
Notes for overseas instructors
Inspection report form
Overseas inspection report form
Dealing with a major accident
Child protection guidance
Account holders' price list
Joining point application form
Who teaches what?
Categorisation of waters
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