Volunteer Training Courses

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to complete the “Race Officer – Mark Layer” online training delivered by Australians Sailing.

Australian Sailing has developed an online Mark Layer course for the education and accreditation of its members.

The development of the course stemmed from a need for accessible information with regard to the correct procedures for laying marks and setting a race course. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about mark laying at the grassroots level through to mark laying for regattas.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing . A general knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently completing the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First time users will need to register and enroll in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the RACE OFFICER – MARK LAYER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Race Officer – Mark Layer. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Race Officer – Mark Layer course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .

All BYS volunteers are encouraged to attend Club Race Officer training delivered by Australians Sailing. You will gain your Club Race Officer qualification.

The Protest Committee Member online course focuses on the basics to conduct consistent and fair protest hearings at a club level. This entry-level course equips new Judges to be valued members of a club or regatta level Protest Committee. It is suitable for club volunteers looking to gain knowledge about the racing rules as they apply to protest procedures.

Australian Sailing is eager to see clubs and individuals use this free education to bolster the knowledge and skills of Race Officials around the country. The Online Course may be used by clubs in combination with in-house practical training for effective learning.

It is recommended you read and become familiar with the Racing Rules of Sailing. General knowledge of the rules will be essential to efficiently complete the course.

Registration in the Canopi platform will also be required to complete this course. First-time users will need to register and enrol in Canopi before being able to access the course. Both registration and enrollment to this course are free of charge and can be accessed through the following link:

You can register for this course via the PROTEST COMMITTEE MEMBER ONLINE COURSE LINK

Once enrolled, learning may be completed at your own pace. Logging in and out of the course is possible with the ability to save your completed work each time you study.

Upon completion of all course modules, you will be processed by Australian Sailing and registered in the national database as a Protest Committee Member. This qualification will be visible on your MySailor profile.

If you have any further queries regarding the online Protest Committee Member course, please contact Australian Sailing via officials@sailing.org.au .