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The American Sailing Association
(ASA) was created by experts from the marine industry to establish skill
and knowledge Standards for the safe and efficient operation of today's
sophisticated sailboats. ASA established seven levels of expertise for
operation of large cruising sailboats, from Basic Sailing through Offshore
Passagemaking, and defined the skills and knowledge required at each level.
This forms a logical progression for optimal teaching and learning of the
many subjects required for operation of large cruising sailboats. ASA publishes
the training manuals and examinations needed to support these Standards
and manages certification programs for students and instructors.
The Maryland School of Sailing & Seamanship is an ASA Teaching and
Certification Facility for all seven levels of expertise from ASA101
Basic
Sailing through ASA108
Offshore
Passagemaking. We offer training courses for all levels of certification;
refer to our Schedule of Courses.
The ASA101 level certification may be challenged by participation in our
ASA103 course at the published price plus successful completion of the ASA101
written exam and practical skills demonstration. The fee for this ASA101
challenge is $300 plus $39 for the first year of ASA Membership.
The ASA105 and ASA107
levels may be challenged for a fee of $250 each.
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