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NSW General Boat Licence + PWC + Coxswain Grade 3 - Rose Bay

Region: Municipality of North Sydney North Sydney Council
State: NSW

AUD $999.00

Group from 4 to 10
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Duration: 

7h
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This course is ideal for individuals with prior experience on commercial boats who are ready to fast-track their Coxswain Grade 3 certification and also want to get a PWC licence.

Operated By:

On Course Pty Ltd

This course is ideal for individuals with prior experience on commercial boats who are ready to fast-track their Coxswain Grade 3 certification and also want to get a PWC licence. If you are doing the courses anyway why not add in a PWC so you are covered to drive all recreational vessels and commercial vessels.


To qualify for the Coxswain Grade 3 Certificate of Competency, at least one day of commercial sea time is required. If you don’t yet meet this requirement, check out our package that includes sea time by Clicking here.


The triple course runs over two days:


Day 1 – Boat Licence Course & PWC Course

Day 2 – Coxswain Grade 3 Training and Assessment


Day 1: 

Boat Licence Course

This day covers all the necessary theory to prepare you for the knowledge test, as well as hands-on practical training aboard one of our licensed training vessels. It’s an engaging and educational day where you’ll build confidence and gain valuable skills to operate a boat safely.


PWC Course

The PWC component is a little more theory around the rules of a PWC and a knowledge test at the end.  It is completed on the same day and in the same class so is an easy add on.


Day 2: 

Coxswain Grade 3 Training & Assessment

Day two dives deeper into the skills and knowledge needed to take charge of a vessel. You’ll cover essential information, participate in practical demonstrations, and prepare for the assessment. This day is both informative and enjoyable, with a focus on building your competency as a Coxswain Grade 3.


At the end of the two days, you should have passed everything to be awarded with your Boat Licence, PWC licence and your Coxswain Grade 3 Certificate of Competence.

We will meet at the Rose Bay Boat Ramp in Lyne Park at Rose Bay.

Here are a few common ways to reach the Rose Bay boat ramp in Lyne Park, Rose Bay:

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## 1. By Driving

1. **From Sydney CBD**  
   – Head east on **New South Head Road**.  
   – Continue along New South Head Road until you reach Rose Bay.  
   – Keep an eye out for Lyne Park on the left (if coming from the city).  
   – The boat ramp is located near **594 New South Head Road**, adjacent to Lyne Park.

2. **Parking**  
   – There is limited parking near the boat ramp and along Lyne Park. Be prepared to look for street parking, especially on weekends or peak times.

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## 2. By Bus

– **Routes**  
  – Common bus routes that service Rose Bay include **324, 325, and 326**.  
  – These buses typically run from the city (e.g., Town Hall or Circular Quay) and pass through Edgecliff Station before reaching Rose Bay.

1. **Check Timetables**  
   – Use the **Trip Planner** on the Transport for NSW website (transportnsw.info) or a real-time bus app to find the specific route and departure times.

2. **Alighting**  
   – Get off at a stop near **Lyne Park** or **Rose Bay Wharf**.  
   – The boat ramp is a short walk from those bus stops.

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## 3. By Ferry

1. **From Circular Quay**  
   – Take the **F7 ferry** (Rose Bay Ferry) bound for Rose Bay.  
   – Ferries to Rose Bay run regularly, but check the schedule in advance, especially on weekends or holidays.

2. **Arrival**  
   – Disembark at **Rose Bay Wharf**.  
   – From Rose Bay Wharf, walk just a few minutes to Lyne Park. The boat ramp is right next to the park.

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### Tips

– **Plan Ahead**: Always check traffic or public transport schedules, especially if you’re heading out early for a day on the water.  
– **Peak Times**: On busy weekends or public holidays, parking near the ramp can fill up quickly. Consider arriving early or using public transport when possible.  
– **Amenities**: Lyne Park offers a few amenities such as restrooms, a playground, and cafés nearby.  

You will need to have your identity verified before you can sit the test.  Please refer to the following page for what is accepted by the NSW government.

https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/maritime-licences/boat-and-pwc-licences/proof-of-identity

Don’t forget to bring.
Your Current Drivers License or 100 Points of ID
A hat
Sun screen
Sun protective clothing
A notebook and pen
Lunch if you do not want to buy lunch
Wet weather gear if it looks like rain

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