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  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document
  • NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document

NOWS: EDU-2 Human-propelled Technical Support Document

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This Technical Support Document (TSD) was developed to assist education providers, course developers, and instructors in using ABYC EDU-2 On-Water Recreational Boating Skills–Human propelled.

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The information contained in this document enhances understanding and guides the application of ABYC EDU-2 On-Water Recreational Boating Skills–Human-propelled in the design and implementation of instructional programs, courses, and curriculum for entry-level recreational boat operation. The standard was developed and agreed to by recreational boating experts from around the United States and validated through comprehensive national surveys and field-testing programs. The objective is to help raise, on a national level, the overall quality and availability of skills-based training and instruction for entry-level recreational boat operation, with the primary goal being an increase in the level of safety and enjoyment boaters experience on the nation’s waterways.

This Technical Support Document (TSD) is one of four such TSDs developed by the United States Sailing Association, through funding provided in part by the United States Coast Guard’s Recreational Boating Safety Grant Program for non-profit organizations.

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