What is the Compass Revision Network?
Compass Revision Network is the umbrella brand for independent sailing study products covering UK and international RYA syllabus topics, U.S. sailing, Canadian sailing, navigation, and marine radio.
Everything you need to know about the Compass Revision Network, course access, bundles, and the linked revision sites.
Compass Revision Network is the umbrella brand for independent sailing study products covering UK and international RYA syllabus topics, U.S. sailing, Canadian sailing, navigation, and marine radio.
The network currently links Day Skipper Theory, Coastal Skipper Theory, Yachtmaster Theory, and Marine Radio Revision.
No. The network and the course websites are independent study aids. They are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Royal Yachting Association (RYA).
Not automatically. A single-course purchase covers the named course, while bundles cover the courses listed at checkout. Yachtmaster access also includes its shared Coastal Skipper theory foundation.
You can buy a single course from its course website or choose a clearly labelled multi-course bundle from Compass Revision. The checkout summary shows exactly which courses are included before payment.
Yes, the platform uses a shared account system. Your access and progress are still tied to the specific course website you are using.
Choose the site that matches your current training: Day Skipper for the first shorebased step, Coastal Skipper for post-Day-Skipper coastal passage-making, Yachtmaster for Coastal or Offshore exam-standard consolidation, and Marine Radio SRC for VHF Radio revision.
Yes. The network exists to make the family of tools clear, so you can move to the next course site when your training changes.
No. These are revision tools only. Official course completion, exams, assessments, and certificates are handled by the relevant RYA Recognised Training Centre or examiner.
Support
Email support and include the page URL, the course site, and what you were trying to do. Access and payment issues are prioritised.