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17-18 May |
SSHL1 208 |
Once you have completed your Level one singlehanded course why not join us on our ‘club’ nights?
Basic skills
RYA Level Two
The perfect follow up for those having completed a single handed or a crewed dinghy Start Sailing course. Tuition will aim to develop your sailing skills and knowledge to sail your boat more effectively and safely. Remember singlehanders can be wet and quite physically demanding! A perfect weekend for those with a ‘go for it’ attitude.
14-15 June |
SSHL2 208 |
£220 Non-residential includes lunches
£235 Residential includes lunches, one night B&B and evening meal on 1st day
Extra B&B £22 per night (subject to availability)
Times:0900-1730 1st day (Sat)
0900-1700 2nd day (Sun)
Level One and Two crewed dinghy courses operate with excellent student/instructor ratios of 3:1.
Start sailing in crewed dinghies
RYA Level One
Using Wayfarer dinghies, our instructors will take you through all the basics of sailing. On the first day your instructor will be in the boat with you, by the end of the weekend, weather permitting, they should be coaching you from a nearby safety boat.
7-8 June |
SL1 208 |
Basic skills in crewed dinghies
RYA Level Two
An ideal follow up for those who have completed the Level One course, or for those with some previous helming experience. We aim to give you in-depth tuition in launching and recovery, coming alongside, sailing the boat effectively around a triangular course and the ability to deal with an accidental capsize. Wayfarers or one of our other double handed boats will be used on this course.
17-18 May |
SL2 108 |
Once you have completed your Level Two why not join us on our ‘club’ nights?
£23 per session, £83 for 4 Sessions or £164 for all sessions (min 9–max 11)
Time:1800–2000
What better way to continue your sailing than at our club nights. Once you have completed your Level One in singlehanders or crewed boats you can use a singlehander. For crewed dinghies or catamarans you need to have completed a level two course, in the appropriate boat. Instructors will be on hand to give ‘top tips’ and provide safety cover and every session will include a free optional coaching clinic. Bookings should be made in advance. Timings are inclusive of changing and rigging.
Please note; we will only cancel a session if the weather conditions make the risks unmanageable. e.g. Strong winds, fog etc.
29 May (Thur) |
SCN 108 |
Instructors pre-entry training and assessment
£95 (£125 w/end) Non residential includes lunch
(£70 or £100 w/end For those booking on one of our Dinghy Instructor courses at the same time)
Time: 0900-1700
Prior to attending a Dinghy Instructors course all candidates must pass a pre–entry sailing assessment. This one day course is for those who believe they are ready for assessment or require a little fine tuning. Assessment details are available in the RYA Dinghy Coaching Handbook and Log Book G14/03.
8 July (Tue) |
SPE 308 |
£355 Non-residential includes lunches and evening meals
£400 Residential as non-residential plus 4 nights B&B
Extra B&B available at £22 per night (subject to availability)
Times:1000 start on 1st day. Finish 1700 on last day. Full timings on request.
An intensive 5 day course run by an RYA Coach. The course will cover all aspects of the RYA syllabus including assessment by an RYA Coach/Assessor. Candidates should ensure they have all the pre-entry requirements as laid out in the RYA Dinghy Coaching Handbook and Log Book G14/03.
21-25 July (Mon-Fri) |
SND 208* |
*Available residentially for 16/17 year olds
£355 Non-residential includes lunches and evening meals
£400 Residential as non-residential plus 3 nights B&B
Extra B&B available at £22 per night (subject to availability)
Times:0900 start on 1st day. Finish 1700 on last day. Full timings on request.
An intensive four day training and assessment course for experienced RYA Instructors wanting to become fleet/sailing managers. Candidates must have the required experience and prerequisites as described in the RYA Dinghy Coaching Handbook/Logbook G14/03.
A pre–course workbook must be completed prior to the course, so early booking is recommended.
10-13 Nov (Mon-Thur) |
SNS 108 |
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For Hampshire residents (including I.O.W., Portsmouth and Southampton from April 2007) sports coaching bursaries may be available for instructor/coach awards. The scheme is administered by Hampshire County Council and Sport Hampshire & IoW to whom applications should be made.
See www.sporthampshireiow.co.uk/funding_and_support for full details.
Whether you are a company looking for a corporate day with a difference, an inland club wanting tidal experience, or an Association wanting to hold national championships, Calshot may be able to help, please contact us to discuss your individual requirements.
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2 persons |
1 person |
1.5 hrs |
£61 |
£75 |
3 hrs |
£110 |
£135 |
6 hrs |
£195 (includes lunch) |
£245 (includes lunch) |
Prices per person (max 2) and subject to availability.
See booking conditions for own boat/craft training.
We offer sailing courses based on the RYA Young Sailors Scheme for under 16s. Different age groups and ability levels are catered for in our programme of courses. Instruction takes place in sheltered water with safety boats always in attendance and a maximum ratio of six students to one instructor. If any stages are completed the appropriate certificate will be issued free of charge, logbooks can be purchased through our shop and all completed aspects can be signed by your instructor. Courses are fully supervised, with 24 hour supervision provided during the residential courses, which also include a day of our exciting land-based activities, such as skiing and climbing. In the event of bad weather, alternative activities will be provided on all courses.
£125 includes lunches
Times: 0900-1630 each day
Oppie Sailing for 8-12 year olds
RYA Stage One
For beginners or those with little experience this course is an excellent introduction to the fun and excitement of dinghy sailing.
27-28 May (Tue-Wed) |
SL1J 208 |
RYA Stage Two
For those having completed their Stage One. This course will develop skills and confidence further, as well as introduce new techniques and skills.
21-22 June (Sat-Sun) |
SL2J 208 |
RYA Stage One
£125 includes lunches
Times: 0900-1630 each day
A fun way to start dinghy sailing, using these versatile singlehanded boats. Our expert instructors will teach you how to rig, launch and sail these lively and exciting dinghies and soon have you skimming across the waves.
28-29 May (Wed-Thur) |
SL1Y 108 |
RYA Stage Two
For those who already have their Stage One, this course will develop skills and confidence further, as well as introducing new techniques and skills required to achieve the Stage Two award.
28-29 May (Wed-Thur) |
SL2Y 108 |
£74 for term, minimum 7 sessions
Times: 1800-2000
Gybers youth sailing club aims to give youngsters the opportunity to progress within a safe and fun environment. The club is for youngsters who have completed their Stage One or are at, or above, that level. The session dates are planned to make best use of the tides and take place on Wednesday evenings.
May 12, 19 |
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This fund aims to support local young people who may not otherwise be able to fully afford a course at Calshot. Contact the Centre or check our website for further details.
RYA Dinghy Sailing courses 10-13 and 13-16 years.
£325 Non-residential, includes lunches and evening meal
£380 Residential, as non-residential plus 5 nights B&B. These courses run from Sun–Fri.
Stage One/Two
For those with little or no previous sailing experience this is a great introduction to the sport. All the basics will be introduced in a fun and exciting way.
20–25 July H 308 (13-16 years)
3-8 Aug H 908 (10-13 years)
Stage Three/Four
For those holding the Stage Two award or at that level this course will introduce more advanced sailing skills, and introduce youngster to double handed boats.
10-15 Aug H 1308 (10-16 years)
Performance sailing and Spinnaker course
This course is designed to refine techniques, develop skills and make sailing more efficient. Topics covered include upwind performance, use of tell tales, better tacking and gybing, and an introduction to spinnakers. Youngsters should hold a stage four award or be at that level before joining this course.
17-22 Aug H 1808 (10–16 years)
Start racing and Catamaran NEW
Discover the fun and enjoyment of competitive sailing. No previous racing experience is required as all the basics of racing, including ‘go faster’ techniques, how to start and the basic rules are covered. By the end of the course youngsters should be ready to compete in their first club race. The race aspect of the course will use singlehanded dinghies.
Add a little more speed to your sailing by learning how to handle a catamaran. Our Dart 16’s are an excellent boat to introduce this fast and exciting branch of sailing.
3-8 Aug H 1008 (13-16 years)
For more details on our Residential Weeks click here