Junior Windsurfing Scheme (T15) - the junior windsurfing scheme for 8 to 13 year olds is broken down into levels 1,2, 3 and 4 and complemented by the racing syllabus. All courses are eight hours and run as training courses designed to progress students through the syllabus at their own pace. Certificates are awarded once a student has successfully attained the level which may require more practice after the course. Practise can be achieved by attendance at Junior Club, Youth Night or Summer Camp.

Level One

• this course teaches juniors the basics of windsurfing so that they can confidently sail a basic course and turn round.
  
• a logbook and certificate are awarded at the end of the course.
  
• this is the pre-requisite course for membership to Saturday Club.
  

Level Two

• works on key skills such as stance, tacking and gybing. Upwind sailing ability is developed and some theory introduced.
  
• certificates are awarded once a student has successfully attained the level. It is recommended that students have attended some practise sessions before commencing the Level 3.
  
• practise can be achieved by attendance at Junior Club, Youth Night or Summer Camp.
  

• this involves developing stance and control with more advanced equipment.
• works on deveoping tacking and gybing skills.
  
• involves use of funboard simulator for introduction to skills such as harnessing.
  
• certificates are awarded once a student has successfully attained the level (which may take further practice sessions).
  
• getting confidence at this level requires plenty of practise and time on the water.
  
• practise can be achieved by attendance at Junior Club, T15 or Summer Camp.
  

• this involves working on stance and transitions in stronger winds.
• involves use of funboard simulator for introduction to planing skills such as harnessing and use of footstraps.
  
• certificates are awarded once a student has successfully attained the level (which may take further practice sessions).
  
• getting into the footstraps is the desire of all windsurfers and the skill requires plenty of practise and time on the water.
  
• practise can be achieved by attendance at Junior Club, T15 or Summer Camp.

• this is the best way to get practising. This course can be attended after a Level 2 or 3 course.
  
• further development of sailing skills and an introduction to racing tactics.
  
• A good course for budding T15 enthusiasts.
  

• racing techniques for those who have already completed Levels 2,3 and Red Racing.
  
• candidates should also have attended T15 racing events.