EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
This is the first
certification level in the CPC series and is specifically
designed to provide the fundamentals of boating safety, and “on
the water skills.” It is the foundation for future
learning and is geared toward those individuals who are new to
boating as well as experienced boaters with no prior formal
training. Through Chapman School’s unique, “Learn at the Helm”™
teaching approach, students are able to combine elements taught
in the classroom with underway practice onboard one of the
Chapman School training vessels.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This intensive 12 hour
course may be taken as a stand alone program or as part of the
CPC 1000 training and certification course. Training
includes 8 hours of class time and 4 hours of on-the-water
skills practice.
Legal Requirements & Regulations - Boat Registration, Hull Identification, Safety Equipment.
Getting Underway -
Preparation, Float Plan, Leaving the dock or pier, Skipper's
responsibility.
Operating Your
Boat -
Basic Rules of the Road, Vessel Right of Way, Aids to
Navigation.
Anchoring -
Choosing location, Selecting anchors.
On the water
skills -
Boat handling practice at the helm.
Special Topics -
Marlinspike (knots & lines), Weather, Hypothermia, Ski
signals, Environmental Issues.
ADMISSION
Each class is limited to a
minimum of 3 students and a maximum of 12 students. The minimum
acceptable age is 11 years. Each student must submit a
Registration Form completed and signed (by a parent or guardian if under 18).
Students must have an official photo ID on the
first day of class. Each student is required to furnish
his/her own deck shoes.
CERTIFICATION
All students who
successfully complete the program will be awarded a “Certificate
of Completion” from the Chapman School of Seamanship. CPC
100 certification will be awarded to students who pass the CPC
written exam and the boat handling skills test given at the
conclusion of the program. CPC 100 certification also
earns a student his or her NASBLA “Boating Safety
Identification Card” required of certain boaters in most states.
A student may opt to take
only the NASBLA 75 question written exam and, with a score of
80% or higher, he or she will earn their NASBLA certification.
CLASS SCHEDULE - 2008
| Course No. |
Start Date |
Ending Date |
| 01-08 |
01/12 |
01/13 |
| 02-08 |
02/09 |
02/10 |
| 03-08 |
03/08 |
03/09 |
| 04-08 |
04/12 |
04/13 |
| 05-08 |
05/10 |
05/11 |
| 06-08 |
06/14 |
06/15 |
| 07-08 |
07/12 |
07/13 |
| 08-08 |
08/09 |
08/10 |
| 09-08 |
09/13 |
09/14 |
| 10-08 |
10/11 |
10/12 |
| 11-08 |
11/08 |
11/09 |
| 12-08 |
12/09 |
12/10 |
| Classes
run from 8:30 to 3:00 with 1/2 hour lunches Saturday
and Sunday |
TUITION & FEES
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Tuition Dep....$50.00
Tuition Bal....$300.00 Tuition
Total....$350.00
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The Registration Form must be completed and signed (by a parent or
guardian if the applicant is younger than 17) and returned
to the Chapman School along with the $50 non-refundable deposit.
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Tuition balance is due
in full 10 days prior to the start of class.
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Tuition includes
books, supplies, and laboratory fees.
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Tuition does not
include housing, board, or transportation.
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All costs are payable
in U.S. currency only.
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The Chapman School accepts
Discover, Visa, or MasterCard
REFUND POLICY
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If the application is
not accepted by the Chapman School, all payments made by the
applicant will be refunded.
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If cancellation is
requested within three (3) business days after signing the
Registration
Form, all payments made by the applicant
will be refunded.
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If cancellation is
requested more than three (3) business days after signing the
Registration
Form, but before the beginning of
classroom instruction, the applicant is obligated for the
non-refundable tuition deposit,
which may be applied to a future boating course within one
year.
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For the student
terminating training after the beginning of the course, the
student is obligated for the full amount of the contract
price.
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Applicable refunds are made within thirty
(30) days.
STUDENT HOUSING
Description
Campus housing consists of dormitory apartments. Each unit
contains a bedroom, convertible living room/bedroom, bath,
kitchenette and a screened porch. The number of students per
unit during this program is a maximum of two. All units are
air-conditioned, fully furnished and equipped with refrigerator,
countertop range and cooking utensils. Housing is offered on a
space available basis. Sorry, no pets.
Housing
Fees
Security Deposit....$50.00 Housing Fee
(per night)....$50.00
For a second or third person in the party add $5 per
night/per person. Housing fee includes utilities.
Housing Security
Deposit & Refund
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Security deposit is
due with the Registration Form and the housing fee is
due 10 days prior to the start of class to reserve
accommodations.
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If a student cannot
attend the class in which he or she is registered, housing
fees and deposits are refundable.
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Once a student moves
into the facilities, no fees will be refunded except the
$50 security deposit, and that within 30 days after the
inspection of the vacated room.
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In the event any
student does damage to the accommodations, he or she will
be responsible for the replacement cost and labor required
to repair the damaged Chapman School property.
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In the event the
damage exceeds $50, the student will be responsible for the
additional costs of repair.
REGISTRATION FORM
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Download the Registration Form
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Complete, Print, and Sign
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Fax to us at (772) 283-2019
Registration Form (pdf)
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