An introduction on how to deliver e-foiling and wing foiling sessions.   This is a participation course and not competency assessed.

Inland waters
Ocean locations with flat water.

Wing Foiling Instructor or Assistant

• Wing foiling disciplines – e-foil, wing foil

• Identify risks and risk management

• Identify laws and regulations that apply to foiling

• Emergency processes and response

• Logistics and how to plan foiling sessions

• Suitable boards, equipment and resources

• Methods to manage clients safely

• Delivering wing foiling sessions and sessions plans

Foiling Disciplines

E-foil: Has an electric motor and propeller on the bottom of the foil, with the speed being controlled by the hand. These boards make it easy to learn to foil and is not dependent on wind or water conditions.

Wing foiling: Also known as wing surfing, combines the freedom of kiteboarding – using a kite - with the effectiveness of hydrofoil.

• Confident in foiling and stand up padding in ocean locations.

• Experienced at wing foiling

• Must have participated in at least 100 hours of personal wing foiling sessions

Face to face workshop

• Attend workshop sessions

• Participate in e-foiling sessions, wing foiling sessions.

All foiling equipment, including e-foils, wing foils, boards.

The following equipment is required and provided at the workshop:

• E-foil

• Wing foil

• Accessories for using the above.

Bring your own suitable clothing to wear for foiling sessions.

Introduction Course for Wing Foiling Instructors

Note: this is a participation course and not competency assessed. 

There is no renewal requirements.

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