The following courses will be offered to help you and your family become safe boaters out on the water:
Boating One: You can be confident that this study guide meets all the standards established by Transport Canada’s Office of Boating Safety.
Boating Two: you are introduced to the art of navigation, anchoring, ropes, lines and knots.
Boating Three: The third course in our series explores navigation further as you learn how to plot and label on paper charts as well as what the skipper should be doing before setting out and when under way, handling a boat under sail as well as your environmental responsibilities and electrical hazards
Boating Four: Do you know what to do if a boat on fire calls you for help? Can you deal with emergencies on your own boat? Build your confidence on the water, and make your boating a safe and fun experience, by taking the CPS Seamanship Course
Boating Five: Expand your knowledge by using a variety of electronic devices to chart your course and enable you to plan your course under tidal, current and windy conditions.
Boating Six: When the GPS ceases to work, be guided by the sun. This is the first of a two-course program of Offshore Navigation for the recreational boater.
Boating Seven: Use the stars to find your way. This is the second of a two-course program of Offshore Navigation program for the recreational boater. It introduces the navigator to route planning for going offshore, may the voyage be long or short.
