Any idea about 3rd party insurance costs for being an instructor?

[MarkyR]

I am looking to do some Level 1-2 powerboat/safety boat instructing in between in my spare time but would like to know what the costs would be for 3rd party insurance. I intend to contact some local RYA centres near to me and offer my services as need to keep up my training hours to work toward my advanced instructor qualification. I would be happier knowing that I have my own insurance rather than relying on the school. Any idea on who to contact and the cost involved?
Thanks.
Mark.

 

[donncha]

edit: sorry mistake have a look at:
http://www.rya.org.uk/Membership/benefits/Pages/inscoachins.aspx

RYA membership entitles you to certain offers but not total insurance, as I thought mistakenly.

 

[Kawasaki]

I have just got cover for instruction , repairing and boat deliveries.
Using 'Towergate Mardon'.
PM sent with boring details.
Click on the 'flashy flag'!

 

[Solitaire]

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I am looking to do some Level 1-2 powerboat/safety boat instructing in between in my spare time but would like to know what the costs would be for 3rd party insurance. I intend to contact some local RYA centres near to me and offer my services as need to keep up my training hours to work toward my advanced instructor qualification. I would be happier knowing that I have my own insurance rather than relying on the school. Any idea on who to contact and the cost involved?
Thanks.
Mark.

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There is an RYA Coaches indemnity insurance which is available to all RYA instructors via Heath Lambert. It costs from £35 per year if you only work in the UK to £55 for world wide cover. Details can be got from the RYA.

 

[Kawasaki]

Good Post Solitair.
MarkyR, I was looking for more than Instructor cover.
For what You need the Indeminity that Heath Lambert offer will suffice.

 

[MarkyR]

Thank you all for your help. I will be calling some insurance firms next week.
Regards
Mark.