RYA Powerboat Courses
The Denton Training School, as part of the City of London,
offers an introduction to Boat Handling and Safety in Powerboats
Course Levels 1 & 2, ICC, CEVNI, and Powerboat Level 1 & 2
Refresher Course.
Our Principal Trainer, Tony Russell MBE, has over 40 years boat
handling experience. This fun and informative course is held at our
Denton Training School on the banks of the River Thames in
Kent.
For further information about the course and booking you can
email us at
porthealth@cityoflondon.gov.uk or
Download our PDF brochure of powerboat
courses (123kb)
Download the timetable of RYA powerboat courses
2008 (52kb)
You can also find further information on other courses on the
RYA
website.
Portal Official Veterinarian
Training
The London Port Health Authority Tilbury
BIP has been approved by Animal Health as a centre to
provide training to meet the requirements of the
portal official veterinarian course. Training is arranged on
demand and you should contact the Tilbury Port Health Office on
01375 842663 or
email
us.
Student EHO Training
London Port Health Authority offers free practical training
for Student Environmental Health Officers in conjuction with
Middlesex University and is aimed at third year students who
are taking the food module there. Port Health staff will
present a lecture to students at the college in September on all
aspects of Port Health, but focussing mainly on the London
situation, to all the third year students. Students that have
attended this lecture will be able to apply to visit
the London Port Health Authority offices in small groups
for practical training during 2007/08. This practical
training will be over two days and students will be taking part in
a mixture of practical examinations and desk top exercises
within the port setting, which they will be expected to
write up and present for checking. LPHA will issue a certificate of
attendance, and write ups may be eligible for presenting as part of
their ELP portfolio.
The following list gives areas in which activities and practical
training will be undertaken during the three days:
-
Imported Food Controls (including
Nature, Quality or Labelling Requirements)
- Products of Animal Origin Controls
- Identification of food
- Food Safety on Aircraft and Vessels and
- Infectious Disease Controls
2008 course dates
Dates are available for students to attend courses planned
for 2008 and these can be found in the 2008 time
table.
Download course dates for 2008/2009114kb)
Download our PDF application form which can be
returned by post (167kb)
Further information on becoming an Environmental Health Officer
can be obtained from the
Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH)
website.