News
We're back!! - Great British
RIB Rally hits Portland
June 2010.

Paul had a fun and incident packed trip around the UK and is now back in
Poole. Read the write up of Paul's trip around the UK and see the photos -
here
We're off!! - Great British
RIB Rally heads off
June 2010.

Follow our progress round the UK and Ireland by clicking the image above.
Round Britain in a RIB - for
charity!!
June 2010.
Please support the great children at the Victoria Education College in Poole
www.justgiving.com/gbribrally-sparkleappeal
Read about it here
www.greatbritishribrally.co.uk
www.ribevolution.com/
Track us!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HERE

After two years of discussion the trip is almost upon us. Having just
returned from 6 weeks away training overseas Paul is off on the trip of a
lifetime in a 9.25m RIB round Britain. Paul is going with a friend Andrew and
they have chosen the Sparkle Appeal Charity in Poole to support with the aim of
raising £10,000 for their appeal. We hope that you have the time to check out
their website and perhaps even consider supporting them.
New RYA Boss visits Powerboat
Training UK
March 2010.

Sarah Treseder is the new CEO at the RYA and decided to visit us here in
Poole to experience first hand a larger commercial centre. Spending a full
day afloat with Paul it was an opportunity to spend time on Harrier (our 7.8m
Ribcraft) getting a feel for the contents of a Level 2 course plus of course
chatting over some thoughts and ideas from our school and Instructors. Visiting
with John Thorn (Acting Chief Powerboat Instructor at the RYA) Sarah also spent
time getting to grips with the marina's jet drive RIB (above) and chatting to
some of our clients that were being trained the day she was with us. A
productive and enjoyable day we wish Sarah well in her new role and look forward
to getting her back for some personal watercraft training soon!
Annual PTUK Instructor day
March 2010.

Each year we get our Instructor team together for a training day. This day
supplements the regular meetings and sessions that occur throughout the year and
is split into a half day classroom update addressing a variety of subjects and a
half day afloat.

In the afternoon we split the group in two with one group spending time
undertaking some special boat handling with Top Hat and Harrier whilst the
second group used Jumbo to undertake PTUK's version of the Honda Youth RIB
Challenge. Get 16 instructors together and you are sure of seeing some real
competitive spirit and everyone had a great time racing Jumbo around a tight
twisting course. The detailed results are still protected under the '30 year
rule' but well done to Adam Wilson for winning (just!!) - i woz robbed.
Paul interviewed for RYA Website
February 2010.

Back in January Paul was invited by the RYA to take part in a series of
author interviews to promote the variety of books the RYA offers. To view the
video you will need to log in to the RYA website then search for 'glatzel'
www.rya.org.uk
First of new PTUK Manuals
January 2010.

We've just uploaded what will become the first of a few simple manuals to
support some of our courses. The VHF manual is free to download and acts as a
handy reminder for the key things covered on your VHF course. Download it -
here
New quiz launches!!
January 2010.

Plenty of time over the Christmas break and during the really cold
weather has been spent creating our new Powerboat Level 2 quiz. Comprising 30
questions the quiz is aimed at those who have just taken their Level 2 and want
to brush up on what was covered. It's not just for those who've done Level
2 though, so anyone that wants a fun 10 minutes should give it a try. Over the
next few months we'll be launching a few other quizzes and will let you know -
keep an eye out for them.
Chasing the snow!
January 2010.

The first course of the year is always memorable and this year was no
exception. A Yachtmaster exam preparation course in a Botnia Targa was a great
way to start the year and with the whole country (except Poole) covered in snow
we went hunting it out. A passage to Lymington created a great test
particularly when the snow set in to combine with some lively conditions.
Entering a pub in Lymington we gained a certain amount of 'street cred' having
come over from Poole when no-one else seemed to be out to promptly lose it to
two Royal Marine RIBs that pitched up on the pontoon having undertaken the same
passage but without the benefit of a wheelhouse and heating!
Where was your Christmas card?
December 2009.

Each year we write
and send lots of Christmas Cards to our clients and friends who have
supported us over the years that we have been running PTUK. This year
Paul was at a British Marine Federation Dinner where the Chairman of the
Sparkle Appeal spoke passionately about the children who live at the
Victoria Education centre in Poole and specifically about their appeal
for a much needed new pool complex. As a family we've visited the
Victoria Centre as Sammy plays football there occasionally so we've met
first hand the amazing children that use the centre and seen the tired
facilities they use.
We figure that you've all probably got more than enough Christmas
Cards and won't really notice if we don't send you one this year whereas
the kids at the Victoria Centre will benefit from the £200 we intend
donating in lieu of the cost of sending cards.
We already support a number of charities in various ways (eg:
The National Trust, RNLI, Anthony Nolan Trust, Maritime Volunteer
Service, The Friends of Dolphin and a few more) but we intend supporting
The Sparkle Appeal as our primary charity. We are lucky to work and live
in stunning place and feel that we've been lucky in life so far so
anything we can do help kids who are having it a bit tough is definitely
the right thing to do.
We'd love it if any of our friends/clients and visitors to our site
choose to support this appeal too -
www.sparkleappealdorset.org
Paul, Viv, Hannah, Sam and the team at PTUK
Website updates
December 2009.

Over the Christmas period we've been updating the website and (hopefully)
making it even more beneficial for those that visit. The areas that we've worked
on include: A new home page to make it even easier to find the parts of the
website that you are looking for; massively expanded sections on the main
courses that we run (eg Level 2, VHF and a number of others) and creation of
simple documents (like above) to make the RYA schemes even easier to understand.
Keep visiting though as we've a few really good developments in store for the
next few weeks.
Wow - where has the year gone?!?
November 2009.
It is incredible that we're in November already - where has the year gone? As
you can tell that time of year has arrived where we update the website and do
all those other jobs that we have been putting to one side. We've got a few good
ideas in store for the website this winter so keep your eyes on it. 2010 dates
are now largely scheduled so check out the calendar for next years dates. We're
still busy training though so if you are keen on a boating fix this winter just
give us a call.
New RYA Powerboat Handbook is now
out!
May 2009.
Paul was asked in 2008 by the RYA to update the book which he
first wrote in 2003/4. With a host of new images and photos and an improved
section on night navigation the book is already receiving some really good
reviews.

A great spring ~ the Pelicans are
out!
April 2009.
What a great spring we are having. Cobbs Quay is really busy and our hire
boats have been out lots too. Whether you have your own boat or not they are a
great way to get afloat -
www.pooleboathire.co.uk

What a spring tide
March 2009.
In March we were invited to Jersey to run a Powerboat Instructors course at
St Catherine's Sailing Club for 6 of their members. Our visit coincided with
some of the largest spring tides seen in many years. On one of the days of the
course the range of tide was 10.5m!! In two hours the tide dropped by 18ft
- given that the seabed is largely some nasty rocks it tends to focus the mind
on getting the tide right.

A wonderful winter!
February 2009.
One of the coldest winters in recent times certainly made for a quieter
January than we all had hoped for. That said we were able to get stuck into all
those jobs that had lain around for a while and despite the snow we actually did
lots of outside work cleaning, fixing and delivering boats. There were a good
few people training though and the snow provided a wonderful backdrop to the
harbour.

St Marteen, Dutch Antilles
Typically though Paul managed to jet off to the Caribbean to run a variety of
powerboat, personal watercraft and Instructor courses and has then gone off to
Miami and Germany to do a few more. Those of us manning the office are wondering
what we need to do to get an invite!!
We're going Round Britain!
January 2009.
Today we were delighted to confirm that Paul will be joining one of the teams
going round Britain in 2010.

Click the logo to visit the website
The Rally (not a race) is unusual as most circumnavigations (the 2008 Round
Britain Race included) don't go round the outside of Ireland and the top of
Scotland whereas this event will. Paul will be in a brand new 9.25m Scorpion
sporting a 315Hp Yanmar for what will be a great event. As the website shows it
will take 12 days or so to get round with about 200 miles to travel each day -
not for the feint hearted!
New video section on the website
November 2008.
Over the years we have come across loads of great boating videos. Check out
our new video section. Here

Hannah G does us proud in National
Honda RYA RIB Championships ~ 3rd Nationally & Top Girl!
October 2008.

Click the image to visit the RYA Honda Youth website
Hannah has grown up within the school and around boats and started her
training by completing Level 1 a few years ago. Last year she was entered by her
club ~ Parkstone Yacht Club ~ into the Honda RYA Youth RIB Championship and did
really well by becoming Southern Area U12 champion and getting 7th place at the
final at the Southampton Boat Show.

This year she has gone one better and after winning the Southern Area again
(by a clear 25 seconds from a field of boys) arrived at this years Southampton
Boat Show. Starting first Hannah put in a really good 2nd run so now it
was up to the 15 other competitors from as far afield as Gibraltar to do their
stuff. Ultimately Hannah ended up achieving a podium position in third place
being beaten by last years winner and 4th place finisher - well done Hannah!
From a field of 3500 original competitors across the two age groups we're
delighted for her.
The boats used are 4.8m Ribcrafts running 50Hp Honda outboards. We now have
an identical boat for children's training so if you fancy doing a Level 1 course
on a great little boat just give us a call. Equally next year we will be running
some training for Clubs interested in trying the boat they will use in the event
- call for details.
Winter Training ~ the rougher stuff
and kids courses
October 2008.
Just because it is a bit colder and our balmy summer days are behind us (okay
a bit of poetic licence but I have to dream!) that's no reason not to keep your
boating going over the autumn and winter period. We have Level 2 courses running
at least once a week, VHF every two weeks and plenty of Instructor and
Advanced Courses. Kids training is scheduled for the half term week and of
course we can train on you craft any day of the week.

PTUK adds Ex RNLI D-Class to the
training fleet
September 2008.
During September we took delivery of an Ex RNLI D-Class lifeboat to improve
our ability to train on higher powered tiller controlled craft. Just under 5m
long and powered by a 2 stroke Mariner 40Hp this is a hugely capable craft.
If you or your organisation wants to develop experience in this type of craft
then please contact us to discuss your needs. We have also created courses
including basic engine maintenance for those using these types of engines
in hostile environments.
This D Class went into service in 1996 as D496 as the Leonard Stedman
at Hayling Island. It was replaced in 2005 and has since formed part of the
relief fleet.

British Antarctic Survey choose
PTUK
August 2008.

During the summer we were delighted to be appointed as the Marine Training
provider to the British Antarctic Survey. Our involvement ranges from the
initial assessment of some of the recruits through STCW95 Sea Survival, a five
day (and night!) boat handling course leading to (for those with the required
skills) a RYA Powerboat Instructor course.
Want to lean what a Boatman does in Antarctica? - Check it out
here

Click the image to visit the BAS website
Articles in the Superyacht
Magazines regarding PWs
September 2008.

Paul has recently been asked to write for some additional magazines. Two
recent additions have related to the world of superyachts and the operation of
Personal Watercraft - an area Paul is very active in.
Click the image to read the PYA article
Maritimo ~ a new name in boating in
the UK
July 2008.
We are delighted to add the outstanding range of Maritimo boats to those that
we undertake training on. Maritimo is an Australian company and the boats they
make are just that bit different and distinctive - take a look at the website
and when you contact James at Maritimo please ensure that you mention our name.

Click the image to visit the Maritimo website
Summer kids courses
June 2008.
It has to be said we were delighted by the huge interest shown in the May half
term courses. We ran a series of Level 1 and 2 courses for children from 8 to 16
and during the week trained almost 25 budding young powerboaters with a pretty
even mix between boys and girls.
We've booked some dates already for the summer so if you are keen for your
child(ren) to attend please contact us as soon as possible.
Kids Week: w/c 21st July 2008
Powerboat Level 1: Age 8+
Powerboat Level 2: Age 12+
VHF: Age 12+
To chat about the kids courses please contact Viv or Esther.
Cobbs Quay ~ Hollywood?
June 2008.
Outside our offices became the set of an ITV Drama production this week. 'U
be dead' is based on a true story (here)
and looks like it could be a good programme. Sadly our acting skills were not
required!

Superyacht UK
May 2008.
We were delighted in May to be invited to join the business organisation ~
Superyacht UK. Superyacht UK is a collection of UK businesses with an
acknowledged expertise in serving the superyacht market. During 2007 & 8 we have
welcomed crews from a variety of yachts to the UK and have undertaken
Instructor, personal watercraft and Powerboat Level 2 courses on a large number
of yachts in the Med.

Bibs, our Scorpion, has a new home
Apr 2008.
We were sad to say goodbye to Bibs a few weeks ago but delighted it went to a
good home. It was sold to a company in Lymington who intend using it for their
staff. We are delighted that they then chose us to train their 20 staff in the
safe use of the boat with all of them undertaking their Level 2 and VHF courses
during April and May.
We have also written the Company's Operating Procedures Manual for the
safe use of the boat.
If you feel this training and consultancy service may be relevant for you
company please contact Paul.

Kids courses for the May half term
Apr 2008.
The early Easter meant that we struggled to get any courses arranged for the
kids. Therefore we've scheduled the May half term (w/c 26th May for most
schools) for Level 1 & Level 2 couses just for the kids (8+ for Level 1, 12+ for
Level 2). The courses will use a variety of boats and certainly include 'Jumbo'
our 4.8m Ribcraft.

High tides and low pressure cause
floods at Cobbs
Mar 2008.
The very low pressure and high spring tides combined to cause flooding at Cobbs
on Monday 10th Mar. These were the highest water levels anyone can remember.

Click the image for more photos
New Cobbs Quay Weather site goes live!
Feb 2008.
www.cobbsquayweather.co.uk
We've just gone live with a weather site at Cobbs Quay. We've installed a Davis
Vantage Pro2 Weather System which sends weather data to this website every three
seconds. MDL have worked with us to get the wind part of the system up high and
out of the way of the boats. We hope that you enjoy and benefit using the site.

Click the image to visit the site
New whizzy calendar goes live!
Feb 2008.
We're delighted to launch our new calendar. We've spent quite a long time
making sure it is really easy to use and useful for you - hopefully we've got it
right. In a geeky sort of way we're quite proud of it!

Click the image to visit the calendar
PTUK Book Shop goes live!
Feb 2008.
We're delighted to launch our new Book Shop powered by Amazon.

Click the logo to visit the shop
We've started by identifying what we see as the key books for each of the areas
we teach. Further areas will be added in due course.
Another PTUK Instructor wins an award!
Feb 2008.

We're delighted that after Terry McFall's success last year in becoming the
RYA Powerboat Instructor of the Year Colin Ridley has followed hot on his
heels and has been awarded the RYA Shorebased Instructor of the Year
Award. Paul managed to get to the RYA Raymarine Yachtmaster Conference to wish
Colin well and the smile on Colin's face said everything.
Colin has been part of the school since before its inception and ran the
school's first ever Level 2 course. He tends to teach less often for us nowadays
as he run lots of shorebased courses but you'll find him running a good number
of our First Aid, VHF and Instructor Courses each year. Given that February will
see the publication of Colin's new RYA Powerboat Instructors Handbook it
will be a busy couple of months!
More website news
Jan 2008.
January has seen some material changes in the website and we hope
you agree that the site continues to move forward in terms of content and
layout. The testimonials section is now live as is a new section on Poole. We'll
shortly upload a Book Shop and a revised section explaining the various
Instructor courses we run. Soon after we'll go live with our new Calendar. After
that we're working on the commercial courses section and information on
Joining Instructions.
We'd be delighted to hear from anyone that has any problems with the website
either relating to how it looks, the menu structure or accessibility. any
screenshots that you can provide would be great. We've tested against all major
browsers and platforms but a couple of people have said they have had issues -
hence the question.
New website for 2008!
Jan 2008.
If you are a regular visitor then you'll recognise
that
we've just completely redesigned and restructured the website for
the 2008 season. One of the areas the website has struggled with over the
last few years is presenting clearly and quickly the wealth of information
that we provide on the site. To make life simpler we've made the menu system more straight
forward and intend making further amendments over the next couple of months.
Perhaps most importantly we've tried to further improve the content. More of
the articles that we've written have been added for your use, we've improved the
advice to new boaters and developed the information available for those coming
on a course.
Anything left to do? Well yes - lots! Our objective is to make this site
amongst the most useful to boaters irrespective of where they intend undertaking
their training. We're soon to add sections containing Testimonials,
Case Studies more information for those attending Courses, a new
Quiz and more information to help you decide Which Course suits you
best
Please accept our apologies for the lack of a proper calendar. we're in the
process of building a super whizzy calendar which we hope will be worth waiting
for.
You can help too! Inevitably there will be mistakes in some places in the
website. We'd really like to know where they are, please email us at
office@powerboattraininguk.co.uk with what you've noticed. Equally
we'd like to know what you think we can add that would help you and other
boaters - just email us your thoughts. Thanks.
Rockley Watersports
Jan 2008.
Rockley Watersports are the largest independent sailing school in the UK.
Established over 25 years ago the company has built a reputation for delivering
the very best in RYA dinghy sailing training. We're delighted to link up with
Rockley and look forward to working together on many courses to further enhance
the quality and range of courses and training experience offered to our respective clients.

Click the logo to visit the website
New boats
Oct 2007.
2007 has been manic at PTUK so we've taken the opportunity to add some
additional craft to the fleet. Bibs our Scorpion 7.5m that has served us so well
has been replaced with a 7.9m Ribcraft with a 225Hp Yamaha 4 stroke. This runs
alongside Nova our trusty 5.6m Avon as the main workhorses of the training
fleet.
Alongside these two are Bumblebee our 5.85 Ribcraft (150Hp Yamaha) and our
new children's boat ~ Jumbo. Jumbo is a 4.8m Ribcraft with a 50Hp Honda.
Our jetbike (a Yamaha Waverunner) and our small general support RIB - Mango
(a 4m inflatable keel Avon) are kept well busy too.
Additionally we have the 4 17ft Purple Pelicans which can be used when we
have lots of clients with us and our motor crusier. If we add in family sailing
dinghies, small inflatables and our Riva Florida that means we run 16 boats plus
2 canoes - frightening!
Keeping it in the family
September 2007
Well done to Hannah - Paul & Viv's daughter - who in September represented
the Southern Area as Regional Champion (Age group 8 - 12) in the RYA Honda Youth
RIB Challenge in the finals at the Southampton Boat Show.

Hannah entered the competition through Parkstone Yacht Club and represented
them at the Southern Championships in Cowes. As one of the few girls and
youngest competitors we were in all honesty a bit surprised when she won. Jamie
Edwards - also from PYC - won the 13 - 16 year old group so it was off to the
Southampton Boat Show for the National Championships.
Sadly neither Hannah or Jamie won but Hannah came 7th (of 16) and was the top
girl finisher. Jamie did really well and was 5th (of 16).
Next year we may run some training for those keen to enter this event - watch
this space!
Anthony Nolan Trust ~ Castaway Challenge
Sep 2007

Following on from our involvement in 2006 we were
delighted to assist this worthy cause in their 2007 event. See last year's news
item for more details on the event and how to get involved.
Superyacht Training
April 2007.

April saw Paul invited by the RYA to run the first RYA Personal
Watercraft course aimed at the newly set up Superyacht Training Centres. Since
then Paul has gone on to run numerous Instructor courses aimed at this new
market. This has involved courses in Antibes, Nice and Monaco.
PTUK Chief
Instructor awarded top honour!!
March 2007
We were delighted to learn in January that Terry
McFall has been awarded the honour of RYA Powerboat Instructor of the year.
Terry joined the school in its infancy back in 2001 has has been a key part of
our growth and success. As the RYA Press release stated:

“Terry epitomises the perfect RYA Instructor. He is
highly knowledgeable and competent, professional and safe whilst his students
see him as hugely reassuring and his courses fun, challenging and always
surpassing their expectations.”
Terry was presented his award by RYA Chief Executive Rod Carr at the RYA Dinghy
Show in London and was also given some sailing kit from award supporters Gul.
Paul, Viv & the kids were delighted to be there with Terry's wife Sara.
Self Drive Boat Hire ~ Purple
Pelican
Jan 2007
In October we announced that we had bought a Self
Drive boat hire business that had operated in Poole Harbour for 5 years. We are
delighted to announce that the 4 boats are now available for hire and that the
business has its own dedicated website.

So what are the benefits
for our clients?
- If you don't have a boat then you can hire these craft at discounted rates
before or after your course. Many clients that we train are in the process of
buying a craft or are thinking about doing so - this can be a great and low cost
way to get on the water.
- Don't want the hassle of getting your own craft ready or yours is out of
commission - then use ours.
- Based abroad but want to do some UK boating - a Pelican could be the answer.
- Want to get to those inaccessible places in the harbour that your craft can't
get to - then use a Pelican.
- Like the idea of 'turn-key' boating, a Pelican may suit your needs

Click the logo for the dedicated Purple Pelican website
British Sub-Aqua Club
Jan 2007
We are delighted to announce that PTUK is now one
of the few RYA Training Centres also accredited as a BSAC Seamanship Centre.
Well done to Terry McFall, Don Roper and Morris Abley who along with our
Principal Paul Glatzel qualified as BSAC Boat Handling Instructors and BSAC
Diver Coxswain Assessors. We feel that the BSAC courses complement the range of
RYA courses that we run and will allow us to offer to clients even more courses
to satisfy their varied needs - call/email to discuss.

The site will soon be updated with more information on these courses however in
the meantime follow these links: Boat Handling, Diver Coxswain Assessments,
Outboard Course, Chart Plotting & Position Fixing, First Aid for Divers, Oxygen
Administration.
United Kingdom Hydrographic Office - UPDATE
Nov 2006
In our last News item we were coy on a new product
that we'd helped the UKHO to develop - they swore us to secrecy! The product has
just gone live at the Boat Show so we can spill the beans! The product is their
new 'Tough Charts' we were delighted that the suggestions made were integrated
into the final product.

United Kingdom Hydrographic Office
Nov 2006
We were delighted to welcome the UKHO to our
Offices this month to run a Focus Group to assess what a representative sample
of powerboaters thought of a new product they are to launch at the London
Boatshow. We arranged for 7 people (including Terry McFall our Chief Powerboat
Instructor) to be there to comment on the product and suggest improvements to
it. Over the two hours the Focus Group ran the attendees came up with some
really valuable input according to those running it. Thanks to Andrew (x2), Tim,
Ray, Viv (x2) and Terry for attending and their valuable input. Thanks too to
the UKHO for choosing PTUK as a venue.

As you can tell from this rather vague explanation of the product they discussed
those present have been sworn to secrecy about the product - our lips are
sealed!!
PTUK buys Self-drive boat hire business
Oct 2006
On the morning of 1st November we were delighted to
announce the purchase of a Poole based Self-Drive Boat Hire business. The
existing business runs from Mitchells Boatyard (aka Parkstone Bay Marina) and
will be moved to run from Cobbs Quay Marina over the next few weeks. We
presently have 4 boats available for hire and as you can see from the photo they
are somewhat different from your usual hire boat.

The business is to
be called Purple Pelican and will run throughout the year, for 2007 the craft
will be available from February and those attending our courses who don't have a
boat can hire them at a discounted rate. More information is available here and
the business will have its own dedicated website shortly.
Anthony Nolan Trust ~ Castaway Challenge
Sep 2006

We were delighted to be able to assist this very
worthy cause by ferrying their personnel and kit to one of the Islands in the
harbour for their 6 day survival challenge. The conditions were great for them -
a mixture of sun and rain! - and they even enjoyed some challenges like you see
on the TV versions. We're supporting next year too - if you want to be part of
this challenge contact the organiser Sharon Wells via sharon.wells@anthonynolan.org.uk
/ 01202 600629. Click the logo to visit the website. Thanks too to
www.ribrage.co.uk for the use of their diesel jet RIB which we used alongside
our boats.
Poole Afloat, RIBEX and Beaulieu a great success
Jun 2006
This year we have exhibited at three shows and have
been delighted by the response we've received. For us it's a great chance to
meet new clients and catch up with people we've worked with before. Below are
some photos of the Poole Afloat event, we've been to Poole Afloat for 4 years
now and this year had the prime position on the Quay.

Bahrain - training in the Middle East
May 2006
May bought our first trip to the Middle East to train an Advanced Course,
a VHF Course and an Advanced Instructors Course. The conditions were somewhat
different to what we had left behind in Poole (you'll recollect that our Spring
had not been the best!) so with temperatures of up to 40 degrees in the shade it
was different to say the least.
First helicopter lift of the year and the first ever for Viv
Jan 2006
If the helicopter (Whiskey Bravo) looks close to Top
Hat then rest assured it was! Whenever we can when we are out and it is
appropriate on courses we see if Coastguard Helicopters will practice with us.
The helicopters need to undertake lifts daily for practice and of course we
enjoy them too!!

We accept the new RYA Training Vouchers
Jan 2006
The RYA says "Launching at the London Boat Show in
January, RYA Vouchers make the ideal gift for friends and family or incentive
for customers or employees. RYA vouchers are accepted at over 250 locations in
the UK and abroad, and give you the freedom to buy RYA Training Courses when and
where you like.

Over the coming months, the scheme will be rolled out to cover a wider range of
marine businesses, so soon RYA vouchers could be redeemed for anything from
chandlery products to a marina stay."
If you have these vouchers then feel free to spend them with us!

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