Learn to navigate using the stars, sun, and moon  

December 4, 2025

Our online course on celestial navigation begins on January 6, 2026. Ideal for the quiet winter months. 

Learn key concepts such as: 

  • The theory of celestial navigation 
  • How to make observations 
  • How to plot lines of position 
  • The law of cosines and observation reduction tables 
  • Daily routines for keeping logbooks up to date 

Instructor-led course, spaces are limited. Register HERE

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