How to become a recognised RYA-Yachting Australia Training Centre?

You need to:

	a) Appoint a Principal or Chief Instructor who is qualified as a RYA/Yachting Australia Yachtmaster Instructor (or Shorebased Instructor).	HOW DO I DO THIS?
	b) All instructors teaching the scheme must be either a Yachtmaster Instructor, Cruising Instructor or Shorebased Instructor for the RYA/YA National Yacht Tarining Scheme (Motor or Sail).	HOW DO I DO THIS?
	c) Have vessels available for tuition. These must be yachts between 7 and 15m in length that are capable of going offshore, that meet State Maritime Authority requirements and are equipped according to RYA/ Yachting Australia requirements.	HOW DO I DO THIS?
	d) Know what is required for recognition before completing applications for Shorebased or Practical Training Centres.	HOW DO I DO THIS?
Once you have these requirements in place you may apply for recognition as a RYA/ Yachting Australia Training Centre.		HOW DO I DO THIS?
Your training centre will then be subject to an inspection* by the Chief Instructor (*Practical applications only). Recognition will be granted upon a successful outcome from the inspection.		HOW DO I DO THIS?

Clicking on the "How do I do this" link at the right of each point will open a webpage with more information and downloads, should you wish to simply download the appropriate paperwork directly please do so from the links below.

Other Links
	FM2 Instructor Course Application
	FM1 Training Centre Application
	FM8 Training Vessel Checklist
	YA RGN Guidance Notes for Practical Training Centres
	FM7Centre Inspection Report Form
	FM15 Account Application Form
	SRGN Guidance Notes for Shorebased Training Centres