RYA were quick

[DeepAndy]

booked online for a yachtmaster practical exam & within 24 hours a examiner had e:mailed me offering if i would like to take it on the 16th Dec,,,,,,,,, of course i replied back saying YES.

Now , do i have to be a member of the RYA to take the exam ?

ANdy

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[BrendanS]

No. Anyone can take the exams

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[DeepAndy]

Cheers Brendan.

Saves me getting the number tomorrow night when i get home , ready to ring them first thing Monday

ANdy

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[Renegade_Master]

What boat you gonna do it on?

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[DeepAndy]

Mine , see thread 30 odd hours to go ...

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[Renegade_Master]

So your just going straight in with the one day examination, no prep course?
You must be already advanced enough, however you wont forget to swot up on all the regs and lights etc for the exam I'm sure. Good luck ....... Clive

P.S. the rib I'm getting next week has been used as a diving rib, got cylinder racks (if thats what you call em) up in the bow. Were gonna take a course in the spring and then dive some wrecks around Gib.

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[DeepAndy]

Hi Clive ,

Should be a nice RIB if it has been owned by a club ,,,, SOME very nice dives around Gib, especially if you get offshore a bit and get in with the dolphins ;-)

swotting up and Col regs ,,,,,, Just had last 2 weeks onboard ( working ) studying as hard as i can and acting as 1st mate doing extra hours,,, ( Buggers coz it was my last trip ),, But easy to navigate a salvage ship with £ 000's of hi-tech nav kit.

have fun

Andy

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