General conditions

ART. 1 - Course Information
The information in the course detail sheets published on the centrovelicocaprera.it website and the Norms of Life, constitute an integral and essential part of these General Conditions, as published on the official centrovelicocaprera.it website, of which the student, if of age, or the parent/exercising parental responsibility, if the student is a minor, declares that he/she has read at the time of enrollment and accepts them, including with regard to the limitations and protective and safety precautions where provided.

ART. 2 - Application
The application must be completed and submitted online, using the appropriate Course Enrollment Form, completed in its entirety and duly signed. It is the right of the CVC not to accept the enrollment at its sole discretion or to revoke it after examination of the submitted documentation, with refund of the amount paid if the documentation is received before one month from the beginning of a course. In other cases, the penalties provided for withdrawal cases apply (Art. 7.2).
If there are no available places in the desired shifts, the Secretariat will recommend new shifts or Reserve enrollment.
For direct admission to courses above the first level initiation courses such as D2 - Drift Consolidation, D2J - Under 14 Drift Consolidation, D2D3 - Drift Refinement, D3 - Drift Refinement, D3D4 - Advanced Drift, C2 - Cabin Consolidation, C2C3 - Static Pre-cruise, C3 - Stationary Pre-cruising, C3C4 - Cruising, or special courses such as Pasquavela dinghy, Pasquavela J80, Maneuvering cabin cruisers, Skipper, Solo Navigation, and more generally where indicated in the prerequisites of the course detail sheet, the Application for Direct Admission must also be completed.
When submitting the application, the applicant, henceforth identified as a student, must pay the amount indicated in the application.
The application will be valid if the student is at least:
12 years of age for special Under 14 courses;
15 years of age, or turn them in the year, for Deriva courses D1 through D3 (and fortnightly) in rounds 24 through 31;
15 years of age, or turn them in the year, for courses D1 through D3 (and fortnightly) for those who have already taken (or passed, depending on the course) an Under 14 course;
16 years of age, or turn them in the year, for all Deriva courses;
17 years of age, or complete in the year, for C3 and HP courses;
18 years of age, completed, for all Cabin courses where not otherwise indicated;
If the student, on the date of application, has not yet reached the age of 18, the application must be signed by the person exercising parental responsibility.

ART. 3 - Courses
Course features are as described on the Courses and Course Detail Sheets page at www.centrovelicocaprera.it.

In case of selective courses lasting more than one week, or which involve attending several consecutive weekly courses, the transfer to the higher course is subject to the school's assessment of suitability for the previous week, and no right, or a refund, is payable in the event of a negative assessment, except for the right to repeat the previous course.

In the case of courses where direct admission is required, the School reserves the right, even if the application is accepted and the student is enrolled in the course requested, to redirect the same student, before or during the course, to a course, even of a lower level, that is considered more suitable with reference to the skills covered by the same student admitted directly.

ART. 4 - Duration of courses
The starting and running dates and duration of each course are published on the website centrovelicocaprera.it.

ART. 5 - Fees
The price of each course, with reference to each individual period, is indicated on the website www.centrovelicocaprera.it. The price of the courses will change according to the saturation level of the courses.
The fee must be paid by the student on the following terms and in the following manner. If a deposit is provided (see Art.2, Paragraph 4), this deposit must be paid when the application is signed; as for the remaining amount, no later than the 30th day before the start of the course. If the balance of the fee is not received by this deadline, this will be considered a waiver of the application (see Art. 7, Paragraph 2). In case there is no down payment, the full amount must be paid upon signing the application.
The fee required and listed on www.centrovelicocaprera.it includes:

transportation from La Maddalena to Caprera and back; accommodation activities: food and lodging except for itinerant courses whose participants provide their own food;
teaching activities, related services and use of technical instruments;
accident insurance, with the following limits: € 100,000 for Death or Permanent Disability. Compensation will not be paid when the Permanent Invalidity is less than 3% of the Total Permanent Invalidity; if, on the other hand, it is greater than 3% but less than 20%, the Compensation will be paid for the part exceeding 3%; if the Invalidity is greater than 20%, the Compensation will be paid without the application of any Deductible; if the Invalidity is greater than 50%, the Compensation will be paid at 100%; in addition € 4.000.00 for medical treatment with an overdraft of 10% with a minimum of € 100.00. It is not possible to insure against injury those over 80 years of age.
The following are the sole responsibility of the student and expressly excluded from the fee:
the outward and return journey;
the food for itinerant courses carried out independently (e.g., courses Cruise C4, Altura C5, the 2nd week Pre-cruise C3C4, etc.);
fuel and port expenses for the aforementioned itinerant courses conducted independently.
All such expenses and costs remain the sole responsibility of the student even if the course cannot have, or has not had, all or part of its regular course and/or has otherwise not taken place for any cause.

ART.6 - Faculty of the Sailing School
The School reserves the right, if the minimum number of 4 students enrolled for a course is not reached or for any other reason that makes the implementation of the course impossible, to cancel the course itself and to offer the student alternative periods. Any expenses and costs incurred, with the exception of the registration fee paid, remain the sole responsibility of the student.

ART. 7 - Withdrawals and penalties
In case of withdrawal from the course, the student must notify the CVC as soon as possible by e-mail to info@centrovelicocaprera.it. The date of receipt will be decisive.
The following amounts will be withheld as a penalty:

if the waiver is received more than 30 days before the beginning of the course, € 150.00 as reimbursement of expenses;
if the waiver is received between the 29th and 15th day before the beginning of the course, € 300.00;
if the waiver is received after the 15th day before the beginning of the course, the full fee.
If the renunciation is due to serious documented health reasons (hospitalization or serious illness that prevents the exercise of the activity covered by the course), provided that the communication is received with a medical certificate at least 36 hours before the beginning of the course, the sum of € 150.00 will be withheld as a reimbursement of expenses and the difference calculated as a discount for a course to be carried out within the following year.
Where the student must abandon the course already started for ascertained cause of force majeure, he/she must give notice. The Secretariat will refund, within an appropriate period, the sum of €50.00 for each day of non-attendance.
Nothing will be due from the School in the case of voluntary abandonment by the student or in the case of the student's removal, as indicated in the Norms of Life.

Shifts can only be made consistent with the availability of space. If shifting is possible: at the same price between the two courses (or if shifting to a lower priced course) the following penalties apply: € 50.00 for requests received before the 30th day from the start of the shift; € 100.00 for requests received between the 29th and 15th day; and € 150.00 if received after the 15th day and before the 3rd day. No transfers are allowed in the last 3 days before the start of the shift. If the price of the course to which you are moving is greater than the price of the booked and paid course, you will be asked to pay the price difference if greater than the penalty or the penalty if greater than the price difference.

ART. 8 - Consent of the person entitled
The School is exonerated from any kind of liability whatsoever for any damage to the student's person or property occurring during the course, or otherwise in the practice of any activity carried out at the School, as covered by the consent of the person entitled, with the consequent waiver of any and all liability of the school and the instructors in this regard.

ART. 9 - Exemption of Liability for Things or Valuables of Students
With the express exclusion of the applicability of Articles 1783 et seq. of the Civil Code, the School shall not be liable for the loss, misappropriation or deterioration of things or valuables and personal effects of students brought into the School and School facilities.

ART. 10 - Exemption of liability of the School and its instructors outside the activity of the School
Outside the hours of teaching activities on land or in the water, the School and its instructors are exempt from any liability, except for facts directly attributable to them and in any case only for wilful misconduct or gross negligence. The CVC Foundation - Centro Velico Caprera ETS, however, assumes no responsibility, and is expressly exonerated from this by the person entitled, for the consequences arising from any food intolerances or allergies of any kind, nature or genre not adequately reported at the time of enrollment in the manner indicated therein.

ART. 11 - Parental responsibility in the case of courses with underage students. Exclusion from liability of the School for self-harm.
The parent exercising parental authority over the same minor pupil declares that the maturity, mental condition and conduct to date of the pupil are appropriate for the age and do not impose specific educational interventions of a disciplinary nature, pertaining, by way of example, to alcohol intake to drug addiction, to conduct detrimental to one's own and others' mental and physical integrity, declaring also that the minor's psycho-physical condition, conduct and education are compatible with the discipline required for the course and with the conduct of life and activities in common.
In the case of self-inflicted damage caused by the minor outside the instructional activity on land or in the water, the liability of the school and its instructors is excluded, including for any fault for failure to supervise, if not for malice or gross negligence.
In the case of damage caused by the minor to other students and/or third parties outside the educational activity on land or in the water, without prejudice to the responsibility of the parent exercising parental authority, any liability of the school and its instructors is excluded except for facts directly attributable to them and in any case only for wilful misconduct or gross negligence, with indemnity, on the part of the parent exercising parental authority, towards the school and its instructors, for any consequences that may arise.

ART. 12 - Exemption from liability under Article 2048 of the Civil Code
With the express exclusion of the applicability of Article 2048 of the Civil Code, the School and its instructors are exempt from strict liability under Article 2048 c.c. for any self-created damages as well as for those caused by the student during the time they are under their supervision, responding in any case only for malice or gross negligence and with express indemnity, on the part of the responsible party, to the School and its instructors for any consequences that may arise.

ART. 13 - Partial Nullity.
The possible nullity of one or more clauses, as well as the nullity of only a part of the same clause, will not invalidate the remaining part of the clause and the other clauses, which will remain otherwise valid and effective.

ART. 14 - Jurisdiction
For the resolution of any dispute between the parties, regarding the validity, effectiveness, interpretation, execution and/or termination of this contract, including the Rules of Life and any other pertaining to the relationship with the CVC, the Court of Milan shall have exclusive jurisdiction.

ART. 15 - Size Change Policy
The Centro Velico Caprera gives the buyer the right to size replacement, even of a single product.Standard procedure:
- Send an email to commerce@centrovelicocaprera.it indicating the purchase confirmation and the product you intend to replace.
- Once confirmation is received, the buyer must bring the product to be replaced to the Caprera base where on the day of its arrival he/she can proceed to the replacement of the product at the "Spaccio" during the evening opening hours.For any other non-standard request, please contact commerce@centrovelicocaprera.it

Note: Products must be returned in the same condition in which they were delivered to you. Items purchased as new must be returned undamaged, unused and undamaged.

ART. 16 - Policy product damaged in transport:

Centro Velico Caprera will replace the damaged product according to the same procedure as for size changes, with the only difference that the purchaser must attach a photo of the damaged product to the request email to commerce@centrovelicocaprera.it.

ART. 17 - Right of Withdrawal

Send an email to commerce@centrovelicocaprera.it indicating your confirmation of purchase and your wish to withdraw from the purchase, which will be done in accordance with the procedures laid down by the regulations in force.

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Below you will find useful information for attending our courses. If you have any questions, please call us on +39.02.86452191.

Within one month (30 days) before the start of the course:

  • upload to your CVC account a medical certificate (for at least non-competitive activity) in PDF format. Without a certificate you are not admitted to the courses
  • if this is your first course at CVC, please also upload a passport-sized photograph of yourself.
  • fill in the master data in your account: menu "account details" and menu "master data".
  1. For your luggage, use soft bags that take up little space when folded (no rigid suitcases).
    Please note that cigarettes and tobacco are not sold at the base.

    For all courses:

    • if you have already been to the CVC, bring your SAILING BOOKLET, it will be filled in by your shift manager.
    • sleeping bag (or sheet + blanket)
    • sailor's knife (*) needed on the boat for safety and on land as a cutlery (see photo on our website under "Recommended equipment" or "Frequently asked questions")
    • boat shoes and also boat boots for cabin cruiser courses
    • 2-3 linen changes
    • 2-3 changes of sports socks
    • casual short and long trousers
    • light, long-sleeved shirts and hats to avoid sunburn (light colours recommended)
    • woolen sweaters/fleece (at least 2) to cope with the cold at sea even in the summer months
    • personal hygiene items* and towels
    • battery-powered torch*
    • sunglasses
    • sailing gloves*
    • pillowcase (travelling courses only)
    • sunscreens

    In particular for courses on dinghies:

    • lightweight long or short-sleeved T-shirts made of lycra
    • spry top jacket
    • neoprene wetsuit*, essential in spring and autumn, also recommended in summer
    • water bottle or thermal bottle
    • high sailing shoes with socks (to protect your feet from the straps) or, better still, neoprene socks*. For D3, D4 and D5 courses knee pads may be useful.

    In particular for courses on cabin cruisers:

    • light or heavy sailing oilskin (*) depending on the season
    • boat shoes with suitable soles (no Superga or similar, it slips), boots in cooler months.

    * items that can be purchased at the Caprera shop

From the mainland > Olbia

By ship (arrival in Olbia or Golfo Aranci)

  • with TIRRENIA, MOBYLINES or GRIMALDI, departures from Genoa, Livorno (the evening before) or other ports and arrival in Olbia with TIRRENIA or MOBY, departures from Genoa (the evening before) or other ports and arrival in Olbia. For information on current Conventions please send an email to the secretariat.
  • with SARDINIA FERRIES with departure from Livorno (the evening before) and arrival in Golfo Aranci.

By air (arrival in Olbia)

  • AIRITALY, EASYJET or other companies, with departures from the main Italian cities

Olbia > Palau

Palau is 50 km from Olbia, these are the means of transport (journey time about 1 hour):

  • from Olbia port (maritime station), regular ARST bus service. Price about 3 Euro
  • from Olbia centre (bus station), ARST bus service with departures every hour
  • from Olbia airport:
    - bus services every hour to Olbia centre
    - TURMOTRAVEL (0789/21487) runs a direct service from Olbia airport to Palau during the summer months - see timetable: https://gruppoturmotravel.com/linee-extraurbane
    - taxi service Mario Aisoni, with whom CVC has an agreement (70 Euro for taxi up to 4 people, 90 Euro for minibus from 5 to 8 seats, 15 Euro per person per bus for groups of more than 8 people). Reservations can be made by calling 0789/709309 or online www.sardegnatours.it . Mr Aisoni will send the most suitable means of transport (taxi, minibus) depending on the number of bookings.

Palau > La Maddalena

From Palau to La Maddalena regular ferry (about 15 minutes).

La Maddalena > Caprera Base

Every Saturday in La Maddalena at 13:45, on the Lungomare via Amendola, motorboat Apollo II with a CVC sign will take the students to Caprera (meeting point 10/15 minutes before). Before 1 May and after 31 October, the motorboat will be replaced by a bus, same time and meeting point.
Telephone to be used only on Saturday of arrival in case of emergency: 347/6749599.
If you arrive late, from La Maddalena you can call a taxi (see contact details under Useful Phones - average price 23/30 Euro or more).
The Centro Velico Caprera does not organise group trips but points out the existence of a Facebook page dedicated to arrivals and departures so that participants can organise their trip better.

It is not recommended to arrive at the base bycar .

Access is only allowed up to the gate of the Precrociera dock, from there you wait for the arrival of the other students with the ferry from La Maddalena. For the duration of the course you will not have the opportunity to use it.
Cars are not allowed to circulate inside the Park, unless you have a special permit, which can be obtained directly from the Park Authority (Tel. 0789/79021).
It is advisable to leave them in Palau.

  • The base has three settlements on the south coast of the island:

    • Punta Coda where initiation courses are usually held.
    • Refinement, where other dInghy courses or cabin cruisers usually stay
    • Pre-cruise, where the cabin courses usually stay.

    There is a CVC infirmary at Punta Coda.

When disembarking from the ferry, the students of each course are assembled and assigned a place in the dormitories. You will take possession of your sleeping place, dressed appropriately for the swimming and scuba diving test (dInghy initiation courses) or for the activity on the boats. You will then be assembled in the classroom to receive instructions from the Chief of Instructors (Shift Leader) and base staff.
There are individual safety boxes in the Punta Coda Initiation settlement. You will be given the key against a deposit of 50 Euro. In the other settlements there are collective safes. The school is not liable for the theft of items left unattended. Avoid bringing valuables or excessive amounts of money.

Timetable
Life on Caprera is regulated by the following timetable:
06.30 wake up
07.00 breakfast
07.45 lesson
09.00 boarding
12.30 disembarkation
13.00 lunch
13.45 lesson
14.30 boarding
18.30 disembarkation
20.00 dinner
21.00 comments on the day
22.30 silence

Particular attention is paid to resting during the night: very intense sporting activity does not allow hours of rest to be lost.

  1. Centro Velico Caprera is a sailing and sea school, not a holiday resort: attending courses requires commitment, discipline, a spirit of adaptation and acceptance of rules of behaviour. Access to the Bases is reserved only for those who are teachers or students on an ongoing course. Cars (which must remain outside the gate) or motorbikes, dogs or other animals are not allowed. Acceptance to courses is at the sole discretion of the School.
  2. Arrivals and departures must take place strictly in accordance with the scheduled dates and times. No responsibility is assumed by the Centre with regard to journeys to and from the Caprera base.
  3. You may not leave the base, even temporarily, except for justified reasons and with the authorisation of the base chief. Visits from relatives or friends are not allowed, without special permission from the base chief.
  4. Tidiness and cleanliness, which are essential in a community life, concern not only one's own person and personal belongings, but also the dormitories, common rooms and facilities, the surroundings, and the equipment and facilities of the Base. Vital to the School is the care of the boats and materials.
  5. Sleeping after a busy and tiring day is a sacred right, so all noise in the vicinity of dormitories must stop at the hour of silence. Small radios, cassette players and the like are not welcome and their use is forbidden in the common areas. Mobile phones are also to be used discreetly, but must be switched off during communal activities.
  6. On courses with dormitory accommodation, pupils are not permitted to attend the female students' dormitories and vice versa.
  7. Safety is a dominant theme in education both at sea and on land: from the obligation to wear a life jacket to rescue and fire-fighting equipment. Everyone contributes to the work of prevention, to avoid damage to people and equipment.
  8. The Head of the base has the right to remove from the base any student who proves to be unfit for community life at the school or who is guilty of serious misconduct.
  9. The use of boats is permitted for the School's institutional activities. Any other use must be authorised by the Base Head.
  10. The rules reported above are subject to national and regional regulations for the measures, including behavioural and individual protection ones, aimed at fighting the spread of COVID-19, as well as those set out in the document "Behavioural rules for COVID-19 emergency" available for consultation. AT THIS LINKwhich is to be considered a substantial part of the present Code of Conduct.
  1. In addition to personal telephones, to get in touch with students, from May to October, you can call the Secretariat in Caprera (0789/727769). During other periods, the secretariat is located on La Maddalena (tel. 0789/738529).
    It is not allowed to use mobile phones on the boat or during lessons ashore.
    Their use is only allowed during free time.
  1. All trainees participate in common activities (distributing meals, cleaning the mess, dormitories and toilets, helping in the sail room and on the boats). This will help to acquire the mentality of common life on a boat where the whole crew contributes to the activities on board.
    For one day, in weekly courses, or two days, in fortnightly courses, each pupil is employed in the "command".
  1. The CVC shop is at Punta Coda and at the Precrociera and is open every day (including Sundays).
    Hours: Punta Coda 12.30-13.00 19.00-20.00. Precrociera: 19.00-20.00. Both are open on Saturdays from 10.30 am to 1 pm. You can pay at the shop with cash cards or credit cards.
    At the shop you can find:
    - technical sailing clothing:
    - windbreakers;
    - sailing gloves;
    - wetsuit boots;
    - neoprene wetsuits;
    - sailing trousers;
    - boots (on request).
    - sailing clothing:
    - polo shirts, jumpers;
    - shoes (on request).
    - various accessories: blankets, sleeping bags, knives. No cigarettes for sale
    You can also find:
    - drinks, biscuits, snacks, etc.;
    - personal hygiene items.
    If there are any special needs (medicines, etc.), the shop assistant can buy the necessary items in La Maddalena.

    From week 23 to week 30 no alcohol will be sold in the Punta Coda shop.

  1. Coca cola, beer, wine and other drinks can be purchased from the staff at the shop.
    Mineral water is provided free of charge at the table and on the boat. For personal use you can always top up your own water bottles from the water dispensers on the bases. 

  1. It is recommended that you bring your personal ASL card. There is an infirmary on Caprera.
    If a transfer to a hospital in La Maddalena or Olbia is necessary, the student will have to pay for the transport back to the base.

  1. The last morning of your stay in Caprera is dedicated to tidying up the boats, the sails, the dormitories and the last bureaucratic formalities, including filling in the QUESTIONNAIRE (which you will have received by email in the early hours of the morning), where you can express your satisfaction with the school's activities and suggestions for improvement: we value your opinion! After filling in the questionnaire, you will have to prepare your luggage.
    Students are brought back to La Maddalena around 12.00 noon by motorboat (before 1 May and after 31 October the motorboat will be replaced by a coach). From La Maddalena you can take a ferry to Palau and from Palau the regular bus to Olbia. We recommend booking a flight or ferry departing from Olbia from 18.00 onwards.

    Bus timetables ARST and TURMOTRAVEL - Olbia-Palau-Olbia
    ARST: consult the website http://arst.sardegna.it/orari_e_autolinee.html or call the toll-free number 800 865 042
    TURMOTRAVEL: consult the website http://www.gruppoturmotravel.com/trasportopubblico.php or call 0789/21487

  1. Segreteria Milano 02/86452191
    Segreteria Maddalena 0789/738529
    Ospedale La Maddalena 0789/737732
    Taxi Aisoni (Olbia/Palau) (also for minibuses) 0789/709309
    Taxi Todde 330/649933
    Taxi Acciaro (also for minibuses of 6) 340/1554000 328/800335
    Taxi Musa Roberto (also for minibuses) 347/3706074

    Telephone to call only on Saturday of arrival in case of emergency: 347/6749599

1 Step 1
Can you swim?

1. Have you already attended sailing courses?

2. Have you already had experience of sailing, regattas or cruises?

3. Assess your ability to perform these manoeuvres in a white-sailed boat, either at the helm or as a crew member. (These are the manoeuvres you learn in the C2 course)

Manoeuvre
Manoeuvre never performedWith uncertaintyDiscreetlyWell
a. Setting sail from a buoy
b. Taking a buoy under sail
c. Keeping a tight bowline
d. Ruddering on slack
e. Turning to the bow
f. Stopping the boat by heaving-to
g. Gybing
h. Carrying out a sailing anchorage
i. Pulling up to a sailing dock
l. Take a hand of reefing on the mainsail when sailing
m. Changing a headsail with garrocci, while sailing, even in a strong wind
n. Recovering a man overboard

4. Can you tie these nautical knots?

Node
NoWith uncertaintyDiscreetlyWith ease
a. Savoy
b. Clove Hitch
c. Square knot
d. Sheet bend
e. Bowline
f. Taut-line hitch
How frequently do you go sailing in a year?
Do you have a licence?
If, in the opinion of the School, you do not have the experience for the course you require, are you willing to attend the level most suited to your abilities?

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Can you swim?
How many years have you been sailing?
How frequently do you go sailing in a year?
Do you know how to tie these knots: bowline, clove hitch, half hitch and savoy knot?
What is your technical level?
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Sailing upwind
Sailing downward
Tacking
Gybing
Stopping the boat by heaving-to
What is your advanced technical level?C4
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Reducing sail (mainsail - jib)
Picking up a mooring under sail
Leaving and landing on a beach
Sailing without a rudder
Manoeuvring in restricted waters
Navigating within a route
Assess your level of experience on a cabin cruiser
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Recovering a man overboard
Mooring in a motor harbour
Pulling up to a quay under sail
Making a sailing anchorage
Arming/ramming the spinnaker
Arming/Ramming the gennaker
Plotting a course
Taking stock of the ship
Assess your level of experience on a cabin cruiser
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Recovering a man overboard
Mooring in a motor harbour
Plotting a course
Taking stock of the ship
Evaluate your level of experience on a cabin cruiserC4
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Recovering a man overboard
Mooring in a motor harbour
Pulling up to a quay under sail
Making a sailing anchorage
Arming/ramming the spinnaker
Arming/Ramming the gennaker
Plotting a course
Taking stock of the ship
Gybing with a spinnaker
Gybing with gennaker
English mooring with spring and batticule
Consult a pilot book
Preparing a piloting
Recognising I.A.L.A. signals (day/night)
Recognising a ship's navigation lights
Check the battery charge level with a tester
Interpreting a METEOMAR bulletin
Use a VHF radio with proper calling procedures
How many days in total have you sailed on a cabin cruiser?
Have you ever tackled night sailing?
How many hours have you spent at the helm, more or less?
How many times have you made a Ship Point while sailing?
If, in the opinion of the School, you do not have the experience for the course you require, are you willing to attend the level most suited to your abilities?

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Can you swim?
How many years have you been sailing?
How frequently do you go sailing in a year?
Do you have a licence?
Do you know how to tie these knots: bowline, clove hitch, half hitch and savoy knot?
What is your technical level?
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Sailing upwind
Sailing downward
Tacking
Gybing
Stopping the boat by heaving-to
Maintaining a course
Picking up a mooring under sail
Knowledge of sailing terminology
Hoisting and lowering a sail
Adjusting a sail with the sheet
What is your technical level?
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Sailing upwind
Sailing downward
Tacking
Gybing
Only for C2, C2/C3
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Using a Winch
Anchoring under sail
Reduction of sails on a cruising yacht
What is your technical level?C4
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Sailing upwind
Sailing downward
Tacking
Gybing
Stopping the boat by heaving-to
Reducing sail (mainsail - jib)
Picking up a mooring under sail
Assess your level of experience on a cabin cruiser
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Recovering a man overboard
Mooring in a motor harbour
Pulling up to a quay under sail
Making a sailing anchorage
Arming/ramming the spinnaker
Arming/Ramming the gennaker
Plotting a course
Taking stock of the ship
Assess your level of experience on a cabin cruiser
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Recovering a man overboard
Mooring in a motor harbour
Plotting a course
Taking stock of the ship
Evaluate your level of experience on a cabin cruiserC4
WellFairlyWith uncertaintyNo
Recovering a man overboard
Mooring in a motor harbour
Pulling up to a quay under sail
Making a sailing anchorage
Arming/ramming the spinnaker
Arming/Ramming the gennaker
Plotting a course
Taking stock of the ship
Gybing with a spinnaker
Gybing with gennaker
English mooring with spring and batticule
Consult a pilot book
Preparing a piloting
Recognising I.A.L.A. signals (day/night)
Recognising a ship's navigation lights
Check the battery charge level with a tester
Interpreting a METEOMAR bulletin
Use a VHF radio with proper calling procedures
How many days in total have you sailed on a cabin cruiser?
Have you ever tackled night sailing?
How many hours have you spent at the helm, more or less?
How many times have you made a Ship Point while sailing?
If, in the opinion of the School, you do not have the experience for the course you require, are you willing to attend the level most suited to your abilities?

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