A day's course on the weather

Errrr.... Just Google her...... Luverly.....

Yes I know it sounds alot and when you are not employed every day and you do many days of preparation to deliver one or two days work, it works out like any other job except you have no security and no pension. There are a lot of things to factor in and professional trainers are always bidding for work which also costs time and money and more than not it is unsuccesful, frustrating and thats the way the market works. 

And if you add in the £20 per head as mentioned above that puts it up to £60 per person. On Peaky's fiqure of £600 less travel and hotel overnight, that would mean the trainer would be getting about £400 for a days work which is well below the going rate.

Stewart that is a really interesting site, thanks for that. The forum has some very indepth discussions from people who sound like they know what they are talking about. And when it comes to accurate forecasting, it is easier to get it wrong the right, so who do you believe. I can't find anywhere on the site that expalins what the site is all about and who it is really for. Perhaps I'll stumble on it.

So what interest is there in a days course like this? This day's training will take you far beyond what you would cover in the Yacht Master sylabus and also be of real benefit when  looking at forthcoming weather and its effects on various sailing venues.