List Of Skipper Schools In South Africa

Skipper usually means a person who commands a boat or ship. In naval terms, a skipper is responsible for the care and safety of the vessel, ship, yacht or boat.

Where can is study Skipper In South Africa?

Here are the List Of Skipper Schools In South Africa

Skipper Training South Africa

Sail Training South Africa 

Good Hope Sailing Academy Day Skipper

Ocean Sailing Academy

Atlantic Yachting Short Courses

How do I become a skipper in South Africa?

The license which allows the holder to operate on dams, rivers, lakes, lagoons and harbours in South Africa.

  1. Copy of ID document (must be 16 years or older)
  2. Four passport/id photos.
  3. Medical certificate.
  4. Log of a minimum of 25 hours on dams or rivers. To be signed by the applicant/student.
  5. Pass the exam.

How long does it take to become a skipper?

So for those of you (and there are plenty out there, we know) here are the basic pre-course requirements to start an RYA Day Skipper Practical course; Candidates should be a minimum of 16 years of age. have a minimum of 100 sea miles logged before course start. have a minimum of 5 days on a yacht including

What is a yacht skipper?

The person in charge and responsible for everything is the skipper. The skipper of a recreational boat, or even a small military utility boat who doesn’t have a captain’s license or rank would be the skipper but wouldn’t normally be called captain ( although she/he has the same responsibilities as a captain).

Who is a skipper?

Skipper originated from the Dutch word ‘schipper’ (literally ‘shipper’). Skipper usually means a person who commands a boat or ship. In naval terms, a skipper is responsible for the care and safety of the vessel, ship, yacht or boat.

How much does a day skipper course cost?

During this RYA day skipper tidal practical course you will cover practical navigation, pilotage, boat handling, seamanship, skippering techniques and the all-important berthing in marinas. Our course fee is from £399 per student with a maximum of 4 students per course, usually only 2 will be Day Skipper students