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September 2010
Event Date Event Description Event Location Squadron: Montreal Course: Advanced Piloting Sep 15 toDec 1 Advanced Piloting course - Fall 2010 - click to register
Fall Advanced Piloting course - starting September 15th, 2010 at 19:00
A necessary course in advanced coastal navigation for short duration trips out of sight of land, the Advanced Piloting course will give you greater accuracy in positioning and plotting exercises, as well as adherence to standardized labeling. Your chartwork skills will be developed to standards recognized in the maritime industry.
You will be taken out of the realm of conning and visual plotting to coastal cruising out of sight of land, navigating in tidal waters, dealing with current, standing clear of danger, and determining position by visual observation or with the use of electronic devices.
Develop a back-up system to your electronic navigation tools and advance your piloting skills by taking this exciting course.
Seamanship or Piloting is a prerequisite for this course. CPS membership is required for advanced course registration.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
8 September 2010, 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
(updated 19 Aug. 2010)
Lower Canada College, or nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Sep 15 toDec 1 Advanced Piloting course - Fall 2010 - 2nd family member - click to register
Fall Advanced Piloting course - starting September 15th, 2010 at 19:00
A necessary course in advanced coastal navigation for short duration trips out of sight of land, the Advanced Piloting course will give you greater accuracy in positioning and plotting exercises, as well as adherence to standardized labeling. Your chartwork skills will be developed to standards recognized in the maritime industry.
You will be taken out of the realm of conning and visual plotting to coastal cruising out of sight of land, navigating in tidal waters, dealing with current, standing clear of danger, and determining position by visual observation or with the use of electronic devices.
Develop a back-up system to your electronic navigation tools and advance your piloting skills by taking this exciting course.
Seamanship or Piloting is a prerequisite for this course. CPS membership is required for advanced course registration.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
8 September 2010, 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
(updated 19 Aug. 2010)
Lower Canada College, or nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Squadron: Montreal Course: Boating Sep 15 toDec 1 Boating course - Fall 2010 - click to register
Fall Boating course - starting September 15th, 2010 at 19:00
Whether you are interested in powerboats, sailing vessels or kayaks, this course is for you! Enjoy boating activities year round by taking The Boating Course.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
8 September 2010, 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
(updated 19 Aug. 2010)
Lower Canada College, or a nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Sep 15 toDec 1 Boating course - Fall 2010 - 2nd family member - click to register
Fall Boating course - starting September 15th, 2010 at 19:00
Whether you are interested in powerboats, sailing vessels or kayaks, this course is for you! Enjoy boating activities year round by taking The Boating Course.
The Boating Course provides in depth boat operation and safety training. As well, you will experience the challenge of plotting and navigation.
Successful completion of the accredited examination (midterm) will allow you to receive your Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC). Passing the final exam allows you the opportunity to join CPS (Canada’s largest association of recreational boating enthusiasts) and receive the benefits of membership.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
8 September 2010, 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
(updated 19 Aug. 2010)
Lower Canada College, or a nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Squadron: Montreal Course: Seamanship Sep 15 toDec 1 Seamanship course - Fall 2010 - click to register
Fall Seamanship course - starting September 15th, 2010 at 19:00
The new full colour Seamanship Course builds on some of the techniques introduced in the Boating Course.
Seamanship uses traditional navigation, GPS fixes, Way Points, along with the introduction of Deviation, in the three homework cruises, and the examination take home cruises.
This course offers: interpretation of charts, the DR plot, bearings, fixes, running fixes, and Collision Regulations; and the exciting concept of plotting and labeling in True and Magnetic, adopted by the Training Department.
Seamanship, explains the skills needed to understand the hazards of weather, wind, waves, tides, and tidal currents and how to deal with them.
When unforeseen circumstances arise such as man-overboard, and medical emergencies the seamanship course counsels the student, as to where and how to acquire the skills to deal with potentially life-threatening situations, and of course you can “learn the ropes”, from knots, hitches, bends, and splices.
The Boating course is a prerequisite for this course. CPS membership is required for advanced course registration.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
8 September, 2010 - 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
Lower Canada College, or a nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Sep 15 toDec 1 Seamanship course - Fall 2010 - 2nd family member - click to register
Fall Seamanship course - starting September 15th, 2010 at 19:00
The new full colour Seamanship Course builds on some of the techniques introduced in the Boating Course.
Seamanship uses traditional navigation, GPS fixes, Way Points, along with the introduction of Deviation, in the three homework cruises, and the examination take home cruises.
This course offers: interpretation of charts, the DR plot, bearings, fixes, running fixes, and Collision Regulations; and the exciting concept of plotting and labeling in True and Magnetic, adopted by the Training Department.
Seamanship, explains the skills needed to understand the hazards of weather, wind, waves, tides, and tidal currents and how to deal with them.
When unforeseen circumstances arise such as man-overboard, and medical emergencies the seamanship course counsels the student, as to where and how to acquire the skills to deal with potentially life-threatening situations, and of course you can “learn the ropes”, from knots, hitches, bends, and splices.
The Boating course is a prerequisite for this course. CPS membership is required for advanced course registration.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
8 September, 2010 - 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
Lower Canada College, or a nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Squadron: Montreal Course: Boating Jan 26 toApr 13 Boating Course - Winter 2011
Winter Boating course - starting January 26th, 2011 at 19:00
Whether you are interested in powerboats, sailing vessels or kayaks, this course is for you! Enjoy boating activities year round by taking The Boating Course.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
19 January 2011, 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
(updated 19 Aug. 2011)
Lower Canada College, or a nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Jan 26 toApr 13 Boating Course - Winter 2011 - 2nd family member
Winter Boating course - starting January 26th, 2011 at 19:00
Whether you are interested in powerboats, sailing vessels or kayaks, this course is for you! Enjoy boating activities year round by taking The Boating Course.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
19 January 2011, 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
(updated 19 aug. 2010)
Lower Canada College, or nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Squadron: Montreal Course: Seamanship Jan 26 toApr 13 Seamanship course - Winter 2011
Winter Seamanship course - starting January 26th, 2011 at 19:00
Seamanship uses traditional navigation, GPS fixes, Way Points, along with the introduction of Deviation, in the three homework cruises, and the examination take home cruises.
This course offers: interpretation of charts, the DR plot, bearings, fixes, running fixes, and Collision Regulations; and the exciting concept of plotting and labeling in True and Magnetic, adopted by the Training Department.
Seamanship, explains the skills needed to understand the hazards of weather, wind, waves, tides, and tidal currents and how to deal with them.
When unforeseen circumstances arise such as man-overboard, and medical emergencies the seamanship course counsels the student, as to where and how to acquire the skills to deal with potentially life-threatening situations, and of course you can “learn the ropes”, from knots, hitches, bends, and splices.
The Boating course is a prerequisite for this course. CPS membership is required for advanced course registration.
For more information, call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
19 January 2011, 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
(updated 19 Aug. 2010)
Lower Canada College, or a nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Jan 26 toApr 13 Seamanship course - Winter 2011 - 2nd family member
Fall Seamanship course - starting January 26th, 2011 at 19:00
Seamanship uses traditional navigation, GPS fixes, Way Points, along with the introduction of Deviation, in the three homework cruises, and the examination take home cruises.
This course offers: interpretation of charts, the DR plot, bearings, fixes, running fixes, and Collision Regulations; and the exciting concept of plotting and labeling in True and Magnetic, adopted by the Training Department.
Seamanship, explains the skills needed to understand the hazards of weather, wind, waves, tides, and tidal currents and how to deal with them.
When unforeseen circumstances arise such as man-overboard, and medical emergencies the seamanship course counsels the student, as to where and how to acquire the skills to deal with potentially life-threatening situations, and of course you can “learn the ropes”, from knots, hitches, bends, and splices.
The Boating course is a prerequisite for this course. CPS membership is required for advanced course registration.
For more information, call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line, or
19 January 2011, 19:00 - 21:00
Lower Canada College
4090 Royal Avenue,
Montreal (NDG)
(updated 19 Aug 2010)
Lower Canada College, or nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Squadron: Montreal Course: PCOC Feb 9 Boat Pro - PCOC - Winter 2011
Winter BoatPro (PCOC) course - seminar location & schedule TBD based on enrolment
The Approved Boating Handbook and the seminar prepares you for the Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC) exam. The best of the PCOC seminars available, this highly acclaimed seminar was one of the first to be accredited by the Canadian Coast Guard.
Whether you take the seminar or simply use the handbook as a study guide, upon successful completion of the exam, you will receive a one-year complimentary Associate Membership to CPS, with its
benefits .
Crossing the border? CPS is a provider of safe boating courses approved by both Transport Canada and the U.S. National Association of State Boating Law Administrators.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line
(updated 19 Aug. 2010)
Lower Canada College, or a nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec Feb 9 Boat Pro - PCOC - Winter 2011- exam only
Winter BoatPro (PCOC) exam - location & schedule TBD based on enrolment
The Approved Boating Handbook and the seminar prepares you for the Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC) exam. The best of the PCOC seminars available, this highly acclaimed seminar was one of the first to be accredited by the Canadian Coast Guard.
Whether you take the seminar or simply use the handbook as a study guide, upon successful completion of the exam, you will receive a one-year complimentary Associate Membership to CPS, with its
benefits .
Crossing the border? CPS is a provider of safe boating courses approved by both Transport Canada and the U.S. National Association of State Boating Law Administrators.
For more information - call 514-990-0253, or e-mail us at
Registration: on-line
(updated 19 Aug 2010)
Lower Canada College, or a nearby location Montreal (NDG), Quebec
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