Marine Education Centre
Te Whare Wānanga o Ngā Matataua a Tangaroa
Scouts NZ - Region 1
Nautical Training
Nautical Training - Charge Certificates
Charge Certificates Grade A - Open Boats under oars Launch, retrieve and stow the boat Get underway from and come alongside to: A jetty Another boat The beach A mooring Set and weigh anchor Recover a man overboard Tow and be towed Manoeuvre without the use of the rudder or rig an improvised rudder Know the appropriate bends and hitches to be used for: Mooring Anchoring Towing Grade B - Patrol Boats Launch, retrieve and stow the boat Right a capsized boat (cutter) Boat Control Fast Slow Forwards Backwards Take a swamped boat under tow Manoeuvre a Cutter by Towing Pushing Propelling from alongside Grade E - Open Boats under sail Launch, retrieve and stow the boat Get underway and come alongside from: A jetty Another boat The beach A mooring Set and weigh anchor Recover a man overboard Prepare a swamped cutter for towing Manoeuvre without the use of the rudder or rig an improvised rudder Be able to: Heave to, tack and gybe Sail a 2km triangular course Reduce sail area at sea Right a capsized boat Be able to cope with broken stays and spars and be able to effect temporary repairs Know the different types of ropes available and their different properties Knotting Requirements Figure of 8 Reef Knot Round Turn and Two Half Hitches Anchor Bend Bowline Sheet Bend Clove Hitch Rolling Hitch Buntline Hitch
Charge Certificates
Grade A - Open Boats under oars
Launch, retrieve and stow the boat
Get underway from and come alongside to:
A jetty
Another boat
The beach
A mooring
Set and weigh anchor
Recover a man overboard
Tow and be towed
Manoeuvre without the use of the rudder or rig an improvised rudder
Know the appropriate bends and hitches to be used for:
Mooring
Anchoring
Towing
Grade B - Patrol Boats
Right a capsized boat (cutter)
Boat Control
Fast
Slow
Forwards
Backwards
Take a swamped boat under tow
Manoeuvre a Cutter by
Pushing
Propelling from alongside
Grade E - Open Boats under sail
Get underway and come alongside from:
Prepare a swamped cutter for towing
Be able to:
Heave to, tack and gybe
Sail a 2km triangular course
Reduce sail area at sea
Right a capsized boat
Be able to cope with broken stays and spars and be able to effect temporary repairs
Know the different types of ropes available and their different properties
Figure of 8
Reef Knot
Round Turn and Two Half Hitches
Anchor Bend
Bowline
Sheet Bend
Clove Hitch
Rolling Hitch
Buntline Hitch