Fundamental PrincipLEs
We believe if sailors are provided with the safest learning environment possible and they truly love what we offer, they will feel supported to grow in confidence and will keep coming back, pursuing this sport as far as they desire.
Term one 2023 SUMMER COURSES
BEGINNER COURSES
LEarn to Sail 1
ABOUT THE COURSE
This is the perfect beginner sailing course for a 9-12-year-old with little or no previous sailing experience and interested in water sports, or simply trying something new!
Participants learn the basics of sailing through fun, adventure and teamwork in a safe environment, forming a solid sailing foundation. Your budding sailor will be taught the necessary skills to skipper an O'pen Skiff dinghy single-handed, under the supervision of one of our skilled coaches, experiencing a feeling of achievement they will be proud of.
A boat, lifejacket, helmet, team vest, and spray jacket are all provided for participants in this course. We do ask sailors to bring with them a wetsuit, beanie or hat, poly props (colder months especially), booties (neoprene boat shoes/old trainers that can get wet), sun cream, togs and to be prepared for adventure!
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter this course at any age from 9 to 12 years old and must display confidence in the water. Swimming competency is assessed at the beginning of the course with a 25m sea swim activity.
COST (INCLUDES BOAT CHARTER)
Registration fee - $240
TIME & DATES
Sunday mornings from 9am - 11.30am (5th Feb to 2nd April excluding 19th Feb & 19th March)
COURSE CONTENT
This is the perfect beginner sailing course for a 9-12-year-old with little or no previous sailing experience and interested in water sports, or simply trying something new!
Participants learn the basics of sailing through fun, adventure and teamwork in a safe environment, forming a solid sailing foundation. Your budding sailor will be taught the necessary skills to skipper an O'pen Skiff dinghy single-handed, under the supervision of one of our skilled coaches, experiencing a feeling of achievement they will be proud of.
A boat, lifejacket, helmet, team vest, and spray jacket are all provided for participants in this course. We do ask sailors to bring with them a wetsuit, beanie or hat, poly props (colder months especially), booties (neoprene boat shoes/old trainers that can get wet), sun cream, togs and to be prepared for adventure!
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter this course at any age from 9 to 12 years old and must display confidence in the water. Swimming competency is assessed at the beginning of the course with a 25m sea swim activity.
COST (INCLUDES BOAT CHARTER)
Registration fee - $240
TIME & DATES
Sunday mornings from 9am - 11.30am (5th Feb to 2nd April excluding 19th Feb & 19th March)
COURSE CONTENT
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learn to sail 2
ABOUT THE COURSE
This course is tailored towards those who have completed RCSF Learn to Sail One and are keen to increase their knowledge and sailing skillset in a fun environment.
The course will take ideas and skills touched on in the first course and develop them to ensure your sailor is learning the correct techniques to cement a solid sailing foundation. Learn to Sail Two sailors will experience other types of boats which will introduce them to sailing with crew and they will also touch on the very basics of how a sailing race works.
Use of a boat and helmet are all provided for participants in this course.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter this course following the RCSF Learn to Sail One course.
COST (INCLUDES BOAT CHARTER)
Registration fee - $390
TIME & DATES
Tuesday afternoons (4.30pm - 7pm) AND Saturday mornings (9am - 11.30am)
First session is 7th Feb, last session is 28th March with no sailing on 18th Feb, 14th March & 18th March)
OR
Thursday afternoons (4.30pm - 7pm) AND Saturday afternoons (12.30pm - 3pm)
First session is 9th Feb, last session is 30th March with no sailing on 18th Feb, 16th March & 18th March)
COURSE CONTENT
This course is tailored towards those who have completed RCSF Learn to Sail One and are keen to increase their knowledge and sailing skillset in a fun environment.
The course will take ideas and skills touched on in the first course and develop them to ensure your sailor is learning the correct techniques to cement a solid sailing foundation. Learn to Sail Two sailors will experience other types of boats which will introduce them to sailing with crew and they will also touch on the very basics of how a sailing race works.
Use of a boat and helmet are all provided for participants in this course.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter this course following the RCSF Learn to Sail One course.
COST (INCLUDES BOAT CHARTER)
Registration fee - $390
TIME & DATES
Tuesday afternoons (4.30pm - 7pm) AND Saturday mornings (9am - 11.30am)
First session is 7th Feb, last session is 28th March with no sailing on 18th Feb, 14th March & 18th March)
OR
Thursday afternoons (4.30pm - 7pm) AND Saturday afternoons (12.30pm - 3pm)
First session is 9th Feb, last session is 30th March with no sailing on 18th Feb, 16th March & 18th March)
COURSE CONTENT
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LEARN TO SAIL 3
ABOUT THE COURSE
The Level Three course suits returning participant's that have completed Learn to Sail Level One and Learn to Sail Level Two. This course focuses on introducing beginner racing skills in a relaxed environment.
Don't forget, like any sport, some sailors will develop competitive streaks whereas others may not. Appreciating this difference in the individual is a unique skill of ours at the RCSF and we continue to dedicate a large focus on enjoyment and non-conventional activities and drills in this stage of learning. Skill acquisition through enjoyment will help provide these sailors an opportunity to take part in club racing confidently in the future should they desire.
Boat use is still included in the course fee however sailors at this level should provide their own sailing clothing including helmet and lifejacket.
In certain circumstances, the RCSF may approach and award scholarship(s) to one or more sailor(s) in this course. This will be on a case-by-case basis and include boat use and course fees for one season.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter the Learn to Sail Three program following the RCSF Learn to Sail Two program.
COST (INCLUDES BOAT CHARTER)
Registration fee - $390
TIME & DATES
Wednesday afternoons (4.30pm - 7pm) AND Sunday afternoons (12.30pm - 3pm)
First session is 8th Feb, last session is 29th March with no sailing on 19th Feb, 15th March & 19th March)
COURSE CONTENT
The Level Three course suits returning participant's that have completed Learn to Sail Level One and Learn to Sail Level Two. This course focuses on introducing beginner racing skills in a relaxed environment.
Don't forget, like any sport, some sailors will develop competitive streaks whereas others may not. Appreciating this difference in the individual is a unique skill of ours at the RCSF and we continue to dedicate a large focus on enjoyment and non-conventional activities and drills in this stage of learning. Skill acquisition through enjoyment will help provide these sailors an opportunity to take part in club racing confidently in the future should they desire.
Boat use is still included in the course fee however sailors at this level should provide their own sailing clothing including helmet and lifejacket.
In certain circumstances, the RCSF may approach and award scholarship(s) to one or more sailor(s) in this course. This will be on a case-by-case basis and include boat use and course fees for one season.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter the Learn to Sail Three program following the RCSF Learn to Sail Two program.
COST (INCLUDES BOAT CHARTER)
Registration fee - $390
TIME & DATES
Wednesday afternoons (4.30pm - 7pm) AND Sunday afternoons (12.30pm - 3pm)
First session is 8th Feb, last session is 29th March with no sailing on 19th Feb, 15th March & 19th March)
COURSE CONTENT
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LEARN TO SAIL Adult
ABOUT THE COURSE
If you're becoming increasingly jealous watching youngsters’ blast around the bay and you're keen to get out on the water to give sailing a go, then this is the course for you!
Our Learn to Sail Adult course is specifically tailored for adults who are new to the sport of sailing, with a mixture of content that will help develop techniques and build confidence.
Working together in a safe environment, our team of great coaches will guide you through the fundamentals in sailing at your own pace and in an easy to understand manor, providing a solid sailing foundation.
Once you have grasped the necessary skills to skipper a Laser, Hobie and/or RS Feva many of our graduates will cement their knowledge in the Development Open course before going on to participate in club racing!
Boat and equipment charter (lifejacket and helmet included) are included in your course fee and there is no expectation to join the Manly Sailing Club at this stage.
Adults should bring along these additional items for going on the water; a snug fitting wetsuit, thermal base layers (in the colder months especially), neoprene boat shoes or old trainers that can get wet, a hat, sun cream and that can-do attitude!
PREREQUISITES
Entrants are typically aged 18+ and should be confident around the water.
COST (INCLUDES BOAT CHARTER)
Registration fee - TBC
TIME & DATES
TBC
COURSE CONTENT
If you're becoming increasingly jealous watching youngsters’ blast around the bay and you're keen to get out on the water to give sailing a go, then this is the course for you!
Our Learn to Sail Adult course is specifically tailored for adults who are new to the sport of sailing, with a mixture of content that will help develop techniques and build confidence.
Working together in a safe environment, our team of great coaches will guide you through the fundamentals in sailing at your own pace and in an easy to understand manor, providing a solid sailing foundation.
Once you have grasped the necessary skills to skipper a Laser, Hobie and/or RS Feva many of our graduates will cement their knowledge in the Development Open course before going on to participate in club racing!
Boat and equipment charter (lifejacket and helmet included) are included in your course fee and there is no expectation to join the Manly Sailing Club at this stage.
Adults should bring along these additional items for going on the water; a snug fitting wetsuit, thermal base layers (in the colder months especially), neoprene boat shoes or old trainers that can get wet, a hat, sun cream and that can-do attitude!
PREREQUISITES
Entrants are typically aged 18+ and should be confident around the water.
COST (INCLUDES BOAT CHARTER)
Registration fee - TBC
TIME & DATES
TBC
COURSE CONTENT
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LEARN TO WINDSURF - Level One & Level Two
ABOUT THE COURSE
In the Level One course, participants will focus on the fundamentals of how to windsurf, developing a sound understanding of these concepts in a safe, fun environment with experienced windsurfing instructors.
Equipment charter (board, fins, rig and sail) is included in the course fee however you are welcome to use your own gear if you prefer, we predominantly coach using Bic Techno boards and carry a range of sail sizes from 2.8m^2.
Level Two will be a continuation of working on the skills already gained, and will progress to learning how to plane, pump and use a harness.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants should be aged 10+ and must be confident in the water.
COST (INCLUDES EQUIPMENT CHARTER)
Registration fee - $210
TIME & DATES
Level One - Saturday mornings from 9.30am - 12pm (11th Feb to 1st April excluding 18th Feb & 18th March)
Level Two - Saturday afternoons from 12.30pm - 3pm (11th Feb to 1st April excluding 18th Feb & 18th March)
COURSE CONTENT
In the Level One course, participants will focus on the fundamentals of how to windsurf, developing a sound understanding of these concepts in a safe, fun environment with experienced windsurfing instructors.
Equipment charter (board, fins, rig and sail) is included in the course fee however you are welcome to use your own gear if you prefer, we predominantly coach using Bic Techno boards and carry a range of sail sizes from 2.8m^2.
Level Two will be a continuation of working on the skills already gained, and will progress to learning how to plane, pump and use a harness.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants should be aged 10+ and must be confident in the water.
COST (INCLUDES EQUIPMENT CHARTER)
Registration fee - $210
TIME & DATES
Level One - Saturday mornings from 9.30am - 12pm (11th Feb to 1st April excluding 18th Feb & 18th March)
Level Two - Saturday afternoons from 12.30pm - 3pm (11th Feb to 1st April excluding 18th Feb & 18th March)
COURSE CONTENT
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learn to wing
ABOUT THE COURSE
In this course, participants will focus on the fundamentals of how to wing. The first stage of this is learning to Foil which is done by being towed on a foiling board. They will then learn about Wing control, then put the two skills together to learn to Wing Foil, and finally they will learn to tack and gybe.
Equipment charter (board, foil and wing) is included in the course fee and we strongly advise that even if you have your own equipment, that you use ours as it's specifically for the first phase of learning to wing.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants should be aged between 13 and 18 and must be able to show competency in the following:
You will need to provide the following:
COST (INCLUDES EQUIPMENT CHARTER)
$600 for eight sessions and $75 per session for additional sessions
TIME & DATES
Learn to Tow Foil sessions - Wednesday 11th January & Wednesday 18th January - 9am to 12pm
To register or find out more information, please email fiona@rcsf.org.nz or phone 021 905 979
In this course, participants will focus on the fundamentals of how to wing. The first stage of this is learning to Foil which is done by being towed on a foiling board. They will then learn about Wing control, then put the two skills together to learn to Wing Foil, and finally they will learn to tack and gybe.
Equipment charter (board, foil and wing) is included in the course fee and we strongly advise that even if you have your own equipment, that you use ours as it's specifically for the first phase of learning to wing.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants should be aged between 13 and 18 and must be able to show competency in the following:
- 200m run along the beach
- swimming (100m in the sea)
- tread water for 60 seconds
- have completed an RCSF sailing or windsurfing course OR be able to demonstrate good knowledge of the wind
- submit a video demonstrating ability to wake board, snow board or some other activity showing athletic ability
You will need to provide the following:
- helmet
- well fitted life jacket or impact vest (preferably neoprene)
- booties
- wetsuit (not boardies)
COST (INCLUDES EQUIPMENT CHARTER)
$600 for eight sessions and $75 per session for additional sessions
TIME & DATES
Learn to Tow Foil sessions - Wednesday 11th January & Wednesday 18th January - 9am to 12pm
To register or find out more information, please email fiona@rcsf.org.nz or phone 021 905 979
INTERMEDIATE COURSES
Development Program - O'PEN SKIFF
ABOUT THE COURSES
The O'pen Skiff Development Program is suitable for those who have successfully completed stages one, two and three in the RCSF LTS Program, and want to further their experience and enjoyment on the water. This is also the right choice for returning Development Skiff sailors still honing their racing skills and developing the confidence and competence required to improve from a club racing level to a regatta race level.
Although this course is mostly tailored to participating in racing, we recognise not all new sailors develop a passion for racing at the same rate (which is totally fine!). The Development O'pen Skiff Program will group participants further depending on their interests, even if adventure sailing or dolphin chasing is higher on their priorities than race training!
Participants in this program will be given guidance to attend pre-selected away from home regattas throughout the season and it's our hope that they are supported to attend these events.
Sailors entering this course should provide their own boat and equipment although we will do our best to make available charters to those who are still in the market for their first O'pen Skiff. Please do remember our charter policy for use outside course sessions, listed under our Ts&Cs, which stipulates a finite number of charter uses in fairness to new sailors coming through.
In certain circumstances, the RCSF may approach and award scholarship(s) to one or more sailor(s) in this course. This will be on a case-by-case basis and include boat use and course fees for one season.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter the Development Program - O'pen Skiff following the RCSF Learn to Sail Three program.
Sailors at this stage must also be members of the Manly Sailing Club as they start to show keen interest in club activities with their friends. There is lot's on so don't miss out!
COST
Registration fee - $295
TIMES & DATES
Monday afternoons from 4.30pm - 7pm (20th Feb to 3rd April)
The O'pen Skiff Development Program is suitable for those who have successfully completed stages one, two and three in the RCSF LTS Program, and want to further their experience and enjoyment on the water. This is also the right choice for returning Development Skiff sailors still honing their racing skills and developing the confidence and competence required to improve from a club racing level to a regatta race level.
Although this course is mostly tailored to participating in racing, we recognise not all new sailors develop a passion for racing at the same rate (which is totally fine!). The Development O'pen Skiff Program will group participants further depending on their interests, even if adventure sailing or dolphin chasing is higher on their priorities than race training!
Participants in this program will be given guidance to attend pre-selected away from home regattas throughout the season and it's our hope that they are supported to attend these events.
Sailors entering this course should provide their own boat and equipment although we will do our best to make available charters to those who are still in the market for their first O'pen Skiff. Please do remember our charter policy for use outside course sessions, listed under our Ts&Cs, which stipulates a finite number of charter uses in fairness to new sailors coming through.
In certain circumstances, the RCSF may approach and award scholarship(s) to one or more sailor(s) in this course. This will be on a case-by-case basis and include boat use and course fees for one season.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter the Development Program - O'pen Skiff following the RCSF Learn to Sail Three program.
Sailors at this stage must also be members of the Manly Sailing Club as they start to show keen interest in club activities with their friends. There is lot's on so don't miss out!
COST
Registration fee - $295
TIMES & DATES
Monday afternoons from 4.30pm - 7pm (20th Feb to 3rd April)
COURSE CONTENT
- Reading the wind and points of sail
- Rules and definitions intermediate
- Downwind speed and stability
- Marine conservation
- Adventure sailing
- Developing boat-handling techniques
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - RS FEVA
ABOUT THE COURSE
This is an intermediate sailing program targeted at participants who are keen to develop their sailing and in particular, improve their racing repertoire. It's the right course for sailors aiming at developing the confidence and competence required to improve from an intermediate club level to a regatta race level and some of these sailors may be aiming for selection into the RCSF Performance Squad in the future.
Participants in this program will be given guidance to attend pre-selected away from home regattas throughout the sailing calendar and it is expected that, given we are developing racing skills in this course, they are supported to attend such events.
Although some sailors will develop competitive streaks, there will still be a focus on enjoyment and non-conventional activities and drills, with a key objective being to provide these sailors with the confidence to take part in club racing independently.
Sailors entering this course are able to have the use of RCSF RS Fevas for course sessions. Please do remember our charter policy for use outside course sessions, listed under our Ts&Cs, which stipulates a finite number of charter uses in fairness to new sailors coming through.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants shall have completed at least one intake in another Development Course or equivalent and be members of Manly Sailing Club.
COST (includes charter fee)
TBC
DATES
TBC
COURSE CONTENT
This is an intermediate sailing program targeted at participants who are keen to develop their sailing and in particular, improve their racing repertoire. It's the right course for sailors aiming at developing the confidence and competence required to improve from an intermediate club level to a regatta race level and some of these sailors may be aiming for selection into the RCSF Performance Squad in the future.
Participants in this program will be given guidance to attend pre-selected away from home regattas throughout the sailing calendar and it is expected that, given we are developing racing skills in this course, they are supported to attend such events.
Although some sailors will develop competitive streaks, there will still be a focus on enjoyment and non-conventional activities and drills, with a key objective being to provide these sailors with the confidence to take part in club racing independently.
Sailors entering this course are able to have the use of RCSF RS Fevas for course sessions. Please do remember our charter policy for use outside course sessions, listed under our Ts&Cs, which stipulates a finite number of charter uses in fairness to new sailors coming through.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants shall have completed at least one intake in another Development Course or equivalent and be members of Manly Sailing Club.
COST (includes charter fee)
TBC
DATES
TBC
COURSE CONTENT
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - starling
ABOUT THE COURSE
This is an intermediate sailing program targeted at participants who are keen to develop their sailing and in particular, improve their racing repertoire. It's the right course for sailors aiming at developing the confidence and competence required to progress from an intermediate club level to a regatta race level.
Participants in this program will be given guidance to attend pre-selected away from home regattas throughout the sailing calendar and it is expected that, given we are developing racing skills in this course, they are supported to attend such events.
The expectation is that in between coaching sessions, sailors will train on the water without a coach. Creating this culture of sailors getting on the water together outside of scheduled coaching sessions requires more support from parents, and we believe that this is fundamental in keeping sailors in the sport.
Sailors entering this course will need to provide their own boat and equipment.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants will typically enter this course after outgrowing an O'pen Skiff. Or, alternatively, after completing another Development level course. Entrants should also be members of the Manly Sailing Club.
COST
Registration fee - $330
DATES & TIMES
Tuesday afternoons from 4.30pm - 7pm (7th Feb to 28th March with no sailing on 14th March)
COURSE CONTENT
This is an intermediate sailing program targeted at participants who are keen to develop their sailing and in particular, improve their racing repertoire. It's the right course for sailors aiming at developing the confidence and competence required to progress from an intermediate club level to a regatta race level.
Participants in this program will be given guidance to attend pre-selected away from home regattas throughout the sailing calendar and it is expected that, given we are developing racing skills in this course, they are supported to attend such events.
The expectation is that in between coaching sessions, sailors will train on the water without a coach. Creating this culture of sailors getting on the water together outside of scheduled coaching sessions requires more support from parents, and we believe that this is fundamental in keeping sailors in the sport.
Sailors entering this course will need to provide their own boat and equipment.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants will typically enter this course after outgrowing an O'pen Skiff. Or, alternatively, after completing another Development level course. Entrants should also be members of the Manly Sailing Club.
COST
Registration fee - $330
DATES & TIMES
Tuesday afternoons from 4.30pm - 7pm (7th Feb to 28th March with no sailing on 14th March)
COURSE CONTENT
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - windfoiler
ABOUT THE COURSE
This is an intermediate windsurfer course, ideal for participants who are keen to develop their skillset and perhaps, down the track, move towards a board racing level. Continuing on from the RCSF Learn to Windsurf course, this program will seek to reinforce the skills and techniques learned in the previous course, and introduce some new theory and content.
Participants can expect to look at new concepts such as apparent wind sailing, and learn crucial windsurfing techniques such as efficient pumping, planing and using the harness.
The expectation is that in between coaching sessions, sailors will train on the water without a coach. Creating this culture of sailors getting on the water together outside of scheduled coaching sessions requires more support from parents, and we believe that this is fundamental in keeping sailors in the sport.
Sailors entering this course need to provide their own board and equipment.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants must display basic windsurfing knowledge and competency, or have successfully completed the RCSF Learn to Windsurf course. Participant's shall also be members of Manly Sailing Club to enter this course and are expected to attend Club Racing.
COST
TBC
DATES
TBC
COURSE CONTENT
This is an intermediate windsurfer course, ideal for participants who are keen to develop their skillset and perhaps, down the track, move towards a board racing level. Continuing on from the RCSF Learn to Windsurf course, this program will seek to reinforce the skills and techniques learned in the previous course, and introduce some new theory and content.
Participants can expect to look at new concepts such as apparent wind sailing, and learn crucial windsurfing techniques such as efficient pumping, planing and using the harness.
The expectation is that in between coaching sessions, sailors will train on the water without a coach. Creating this culture of sailors getting on the water together outside of scheduled coaching sessions requires more support from parents, and we believe that this is fundamental in keeping sailors in the sport.
Sailors entering this course need to provide their own board and equipment.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants must display basic windsurfing knowledge and competency, or have successfully completed the RCSF Learn to Windsurf course. Participant's shall also be members of Manly Sailing Club to enter this course and are expected to attend Club Racing.
COST
TBC
DATES
TBC
COURSE CONTENT
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - 29ER
ABOUT THE COURSE
This is an intermediate sailing program targeted at participants who are keen to develop their sailing and in particular, improve their racing repertoire. It's the right course for sailors wanting to develop the confidence and competence required to improve from an intermediate club level to a regatta race level.
Participants in this program will be given guidance to attend pre-selected away from home regattas throughout the sailing calendar and it is expected that, given we are developing racing skills in this course, they are supported to attend such events.
The expectation is that in between coaching sessions, sailors will train on the water without a coach. Creating this culture of sailors getting on the water together outside of scheduled coaching sessions requires more support from parents, and we believe that this is fundamental in keeping sailors in the sport.
Sailors entering this course should provide their own boat and equipment although we will do our best to make available charters to those who are still in the market for their first 29er.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter this program following the RCSF Development RS Feva program.
Sailors must also be members of the Manly Sailing Club AND sailors are expected to attend Club Racing.
COST
Registration fee - $225
Charter fee - please enquire for availability
DATES
Saturday Afternoons 12.30pm - 4pm (11th Feb to 25th March with no sailing on 18th Feb & 18th March)
COURSE CONTENT
This is an intermediate sailing program targeted at participants who are keen to develop their sailing and in particular, improve their racing repertoire. It's the right course for sailors wanting to develop the confidence and competence required to improve from an intermediate club level to a regatta race level.
Participants in this program will be given guidance to attend pre-selected away from home regattas throughout the sailing calendar and it is expected that, given we are developing racing skills in this course, they are supported to attend such events.
The expectation is that in between coaching sessions, sailors will train on the water without a coach. Creating this culture of sailors getting on the water together outside of scheduled coaching sessions requires more support from parents, and we believe that this is fundamental in keeping sailors in the sport.
Sailors entering this course should provide their own boat and equipment although we will do our best to make available charters to those who are still in the market for their first 29er.
PREREQUISITES
Entrants typically enter this program following the RCSF Development RS Feva program.
Sailors must also be members of the Manly Sailing Club AND sailors are expected to attend Club Racing.
COST
Registration fee - $225
Charter fee - please enquire for availability
DATES
Saturday Afternoons 12.30pm - 4pm (11th Feb to 25th March with no sailing on 18th Feb & 18th March)
COURSE CONTENT
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*Please use our contact us page if you have any difficulty with registering for the above sessions.
what to bring
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Remember, sailing clothing is dependent on seasonal conditions. For Learn to Sail Levels One and Two, the RCSF can provide life-jackets, helmets and spray tops, but not wetsuits.
Parental Involvement
For all our courses, it's important that parents/caregivers participate in the day to day operations and provide on and off water support for each coaching session. The RCSF offers training and induction will be given.
SCHOLARSHIP
An opportunity exists for applicant's in certain circumstances to be offered a scholarship to subsidise them through the course and or provide a boat for a complete season.
A scholarship will only be offered after consideration from an initial interview or at the completion of a Learn to Sail course.
The complete details of a scholarship will only be revealed to an applicant at the time of an offer being made. Any decision to award a scholarship will be made at the sole discretion of the RCSF.
A scholarship will only be offered after consideration from an initial interview or at the completion of a Learn to Sail course.
The complete details of a scholarship will only be revealed to an applicant at the time of an offer being made. Any decision to award a scholarship will be made at the sole discretion of the RCSF.