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Old 11 October 2011, 18:06   #1
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studying for advanced powerboat instructor

looking for a bit of advice from anyone who is already an advanced powerboat instructor or higher.
I am doing the course in just under a month and I'm starting to get a little nervous, was looking on some suggestions for prep work/studying that I could do before the course.
I done me advanced exam nearly 5 years ago an my PBI nearly 4. I have just ordered the RYA's navigations exercises book. and am running 2 pb2 courses in the next month to sharpen as much up as possible.

Anything else I can do??

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Old 11 October 2011, 19:34   #2
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Ask the trainer who is examining you? and the School your'e working through. The advance course sylabus is published in the RYA G20? Go over the sylabus and practice that
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Old 11 October 2011, 19:34   #3
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Sit in on a course to see what happens also the Intermediate course as you will be able to teach both if you pass.
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