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Boats up to 8 meters in length. Navigation up to 5 miles in any direction of a port, marina or shelter. You can also take any jet ski. Minimum age 16 years.
It is test type. 27 questions. You have 45 minutes to take the exam and maximum errors allowed are 10. Regarding nautical nomenclature you will have 4 questions; mooring and anchoring elements, 2; on security, 4; legislation 2; beacon 5 (be careful, here you can miss 2 at most); Regulation 10 (be careful here too that you can fail a maximum of 5).
We will do the practices on the Saturday before or after the exam. As the PNB only has to do 8 hours of practice, they will be on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 18 p.m. or in two days to be determined depending on the weather.
According to demand.
Fees are not included (examination fee: €64,10 and title processing fee €64,10)
Boats up to 15 meters in length. You can navigate up to 12 miles parallel to the coast. And you can also take any jet ski. You can directly access this degree without having to have any previous degree. Minimum age 18 years.
Multiple choice exam. There are 45 questions. You have 90 minutes to take the exam and you are allowed 13 mistakes. Regarding nautical nomenclature you will have 4 questions; mooring and anchoring elements, 2; on security, 4; legislation 2; beacon 5 (be careful, here you can miss 2 at most); Regulation 10 (be careful here too that you can fail a maximum of 5); maneuvers 2; emergencies at sea 3; meteorology 4; navigation theory 5 and 4 navigation chart exercises (this is the most beautiful thing!!! and you can fail 2 at most).
We will do the practices on the Saturday before or after the exam.
Practices will be on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 18 p.m. to be determined depending on the weather.
According to demand.
Fees are not included (examination fee: €64,10 and title processing fee €64,10)
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up to 6 meters in length.
Daytime navigation 2 MILES FROM A PORT OR SHELTER
Boats up to 6 meters in length. Daytime navigation up to 2 miles from the coast (1 mile is 1852 meters). You can also take all the jet skis. Minimum age 16 years.
There are 2 hours of theory where we will see nautical nomenclature and radio, how to look at the weather report to be able to leave with a guarantee of good weather, passage preferences, buoys their meaning, safety, influence of the wind on maneuvers.
We will also do 4 hours of practice so that you know how to steer the boat in different directions, use of GPS-Plotter electronics, knots, docking and undocking, anchoring, prior checks before going to sea.
The courses are held every weekend, according to demand or weather situation.
Every weekend on demand.
Boats up to 24 meters in length. You can navigate up to 150 miles from the coast. You must have the PER to be able to take the exam.
There are two modules, Security and Meteorology with 10 questions each subject and maximum errors allowed 5 (they give you 45') ; and the Navigation and Chart Theory module. In the letter there are 10 exercises and you can fail 3; In theory there are 10 questions and they allow 5 to fail (1h15'). You can choose to take the exam for only one module.
If you take the exam for all the subjects, of the 40 questions you can fail a maximum of 12 as long as you get at least 5 correct in Navigation Theory and at least 7 in the chart. To take the global exam they give you 2 hours.
According to demand.
Fees are not included (examination fee €127,70 and processing fee €91,25)
Boats up to 24 meters in length. Unlimited browsing. You must have the PY (yacht skipper) to be able to take the exam.
There are two modules, English and Meteorology with 10 questions each subject and maximum errors allowed 5 in each subject (they give you 1 hour); and the Navigation Theory and calculations module. In calculus there are 10 exercises and you can fail 4; In theory there are 10 questions and they allow 5 to fail (1h30'). You can choose to take the exam for only one module.
If you take the exam for all subjects, of the 40 questions you can fail a maximum of 12 as long as you get a minimum of 5 correct in Navigation Theory and a minimum of 6 in calculation. To take the global exam they give you 2h30'.
According to demand.
Fees are not included (exam: €95,95 and processing of the degree: €91,25)
If you have the PER and want to expand your powers, you will only have to do the 24-hour internship. where we will do the night watches, life on board for 24 hours and what this entails, such as taking positions, plotting courses, refueling and, ultimately, planning and planning a journey to cross our mini-puddle.
If you have had the title for less than 2 years, the medical certificate that was presented at the time is still valid. But if it has been more than 2 years since you obtained the PER or its renewal, you must go again to an official medical center to do the review.
If you don't find dates in the internship calendar that work well for you, talk to me and I'm sure we can arrange it for you when you can. Even if we go sailing alone, if time allows, count on it.
According to demand.
Sailing practices should only be done once. It's 16pm. that regardless of doing them when you get the PNB (Basic Navigation Pattern), or with any other recreational nautical qualification, they validate them.
They are optional practices and if you have not done them, you will only be authorized to govern motorboats.
They can be done even if you have already processed your degree. Doing these practices means increasing your powers. If you processed your degree more than 2 years ago, you will need to request a medical certificate again. You must always pay a title processing fee, which of course you would save if, at the same time that you obtain a motor title, you take the opportunity to do these internships to complement and thus only pay one processing fee.
1. Sailing theory
2. Rigging and sails
3. Sailing maneuver I
4. Sailing maneuver II
5. Maneuver under sail III
6. Advanced sailing maneuver
7. Safety maneuvers
8. Safety in sailing
To board, try to bring comfortable shoes that do not have black soles that stain the deck.
If you are going to do the practices during the day, bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
If you think you may get dizzy, it is not difficult to take a biodramine with caffeine, half an hour before boarding.
If you are going to eat on board, bring your sandwich, drink, some fruit, nuts if the practices are longer. We have a refrigerator and there is always water on the boat, but if you prefer to drink anything else, you can bring whatever you want.
If you are going to spend the night on the boat, bring your sleeping bag.
If you are going to do night watches while we sail, bring a headlamp, a light that you can buy at any sports store and if possible, with white light and one that also has red, which at night is ideal for seeing and not dazzling others. your classmates.
And enjoy the navigation!!!!! That's what it's all about, learning and making it an unforgettable memory.
According to demand.
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