Center For Celestial Navigation
The Center for Celestial Navigation offers classes in Celestial Navigation, Coastal Navigation, Marine Weather, and Ocean Passage Making that meet American Sailing Association Standards for ASA117 Celestial Navigation Endorsement, ASA107 Celestial Navigation, ASA105 Coastal Navigation & Piloting, ASA119 Marine Weather, and ASA108 Ocean Passage Making.
The Center for Celestial Navigation partners with American Sailing Association Affiliates Delmarva Sailing School and Nockamixon Sailing School to provide ASA Certifications to our students. Through this partnership we offer home study, classroom, and on the water classes that allow our students to gain ASA Certification.
The Center for Celestial Navigation is the only source for the Celestial Navigation Work Books written by Captain Mike Brown, which have proven effective in helping students learn Celestial Navigation more easily and for less money.
Captain Michael Brown is a sailor with over 40,000 ocean nautical miles and has taught ASA Celestial Navigation classes for over ten years. The 400 page “Solving the Puzzle of Celestial Navigation” Workbooks were written to provide detailed step by step instructions for how to perform Celestial Navigation for a small boat at sea. All problems are solved using easy to use Work Forms making it easier to learn celestial navigation. Our work books show in great detail how to work problems similar to those on the ASA117 and ASA107 Celestial Navigation tests, so the student has a model of how to work the actual test problems. If you are struggling to learn Celestial Navigation with poor course materials or you only want to utilize proven Course materials from the start, our Celestial Navigation class is the class for you.
For those students who do not seek ASA Certification, we also offer non ASA versions of our course materials that offer the same high quality but at a much lower price for the student.
The Center for Celestial Navigation also offers courses in ASA105 Coastal Navigation & Piloting, ASA119 Marine Weather, and ASA108 Ocean Passage Making, all through our partnerships with Delmarva Sailing School and Nockamixon Sailing School.