Year: 2004 Language: english Author: James Stevens, Penny Haire Genre: Яхтинг Publisher: RYA Format: DjVu, PDF Quality: Scanned pages Number of pages: 52, 52 Description: Participants in the RYA Cruising scheme range from young trainees on Tall Ships, skippers learning the intricacies of sailing a 26 foot bilge keeler in shoal water to a new owner learnng to berth a motorboat. Instructors must have a multitude of skills which have to be adapted to the type of vessel, the type of crew, or the pupil in the classroom. It is impractical to lay down specific techniques or devise an 'RYA method' in the same way as the RYA dinghy scheme. There are, of course, regulations concerning the equipment on board and the qualifications of instructors but in general this book lays down guidelines rather than rules. It is intended as a handbook for the new instructor and a reminder for the more experienced, of the standards required. Much of the material has been gained from practical instructor updates, conferences, shorebased workshops and talking to the students on the receiving end of the scheme. The courses are continually under review as methods of sailing, navigation and instruction change. Доп. информация: RYA Instructors Handbook G27 This book provides information for Recognised Training Centre Principals and Instructors on the management of RYA Training Centres and the conduct of courses within the RYA Cruising Scheme. It gives the conditions of recognition under which RYA courses are delivered as well as useful advice on teaching the RYA Cruising Courses ashore and afloat.
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RYA Instructors Handbook
Language: english
Author: James Stevens, Penny Haire
Genre: Яхтинг
Publisher: RYA
Format: DjVu, PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Number of pages: 52, 52
Description: Participants in the RYA Cruising scheme range from young trainees on Tall Ships, skippers learning the intricacies of sailing a 26 foot bilge keeler in shoal water to a new owner learnng to berth a motorboat. Instructors must have a multitude of skills which have to be adapted to the type of vessel, the type of crew, or the pupil in the classroom. It is impractical to lay down specific techniques or devise an 'RYA method' in the same way as the RYA dinghy scheme. There are, of course, regulations concerning the equipment on board and the qualifications of instructors but in general this book lays down guidelines rather than rules. It is intended as a handbook for the new instructor and a reminder for the more experienced, of the standards required.
Much of the material has been gained from practical instructor updates, conferences, shorebased workshops and talking to the students on the receiving end of the scheme. The courses are continually under review as methods of sailing, navigation and instruction change.
Доп. информация: RYA Instructors Handbook G27
This book provides information for Recognised Training Centre Principals and Instructors on the management of RYA Training Centres and the conduct of courses within the RYA Cruising Scheme. It gives the conditions of recognition under which RYA courses are delivered as well as useful advice on teaching the RYA Cruising Courses ashore and afloat.
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