The course includes about 30 hours of theory and about 150 nautical miles of practice. 
Busy from about 10 to 18 every day (with a break for lunch), overnight stays at home (in a hotel).
Course outline:
- Navigation and cartography.
 - Calculation of total compass error.
 - Observational techniques (methods of reckoning and observed positions).
 - General information of the mercatorial chart.
 - Characteristics of lighthouses and navigation marks.
 - Charting a route and working with pilots.
 - MPSS-72.
 - Tidal waters (tables, almanacs, calculation rules, atlases of currents and rhumbas).
 - VHF radio communications and use of a half duplex station;
 - Basic Maritime English with application of the phonetic alphabet.
 - Introduction to synoptic meteorology and analyzing weather forecasts.
 - Yacht handling under motor and sails.
 - All basic maneuvers of the vessel, including MOU.
 - Practical mooring skills.
 - Crew organization, logbook keeping, watch planning and emergency situations. General planning of sea crossings in all times and weather conditions up to 6 Beaufort.
 - Interaction with charter company representatives and port authorities. Handling of insured and non-insured claims.
 
According to ISSA standards, this certificate entitles its holder to operate a sailing-motor vessel up to 24 meters long in day and night time at a distance from the coast at 20 nautical miles and wind force up to 27 nautical knots.
Certificates: 
Inshore Skipper Sail 150 euro, 
Inshore Skipper Power 150 euro 
VHF Radio Operator (Short Range Certificate) 100 euro.
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