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RYA First Aid Course

10th May 2025, 09:00 - 17:00

Course overview

A one-day informative course that all members (and non-members), sailing and non-sailing, are encouraged to attend. It is aimed at anyone who goes afloat, whether on inland waters, rivers, or the sea. The course covers all aspects of first aid, both water and land based. To practice your CPR skills on Annie is an opportunity not to be missed! Whilst it is hoped the skills taught will never be called into practice, if there is one course as a club member you should take, it is this one!

Price

Members £10, Non-members £60

Course pre-requisites

None

Course duration

1 day or equivalent number of sessions

Minimum age

None

Content

The recovery position in a confined space, CPR, including the drowning protocol, cold shock and hypothermia from immersion and/or exposure, seasickness and dehydration, medical assistance or advice by VHF, helicopter rescue.

Qualification gained on successful completion

To achieve a working knowledge of first aid for people using small craft and to be able to support skippers of yachts and motor vessels.
Upon successful completion of this course you will be issued with a RYA First Aid certificate, valid for 3 years, after which the course must be retaken. Recognised for all RYA Instructor qualifications.
A Commercial Endorsement is available for those that require it.

Format

Classroom based

Student / instructor ratio

12:1

What's included

Use of equipment and RYA First Aid course handbook
Dedicated manikins
Hot drinks (tea / coffee)

What you should bring

Food for lunch and snacks (hot water available), warm clothing as club house may be cold.

Tickets

RYA First Aid course fee £60.00

RYA First Aid course fee

RYA First Aid Course Member £10.00

Last updated 12:23am on 7 November 2024

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