A weekend course is two dated days on a boat with six berths. Take the money when the berth is booked, not on a promise made over the phone in June.
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A weekend on the water for people who have never sailed, sold by the berth with the whole course visible as the days it runs.
A longer block across several days with a smaller number of berths, because the whole point is time on the helm rather than time on the rail.
A single evening sail sold by the place, which fills fast in summer and needs a hard stop rather than an optimistic yes.
A group taking the whole boat, quoted as a job rather than sold by the berth.
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Each boat is its own session with its own berths, so a full Saturday on one hull never quietly oversells the other and you know which crew is on which.
Instant booking
A course sold months out shows the berths remaining on both days, so a student can see the whole weekend and commit to it in one go.
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Take a deposit or the full course fee at booking, so the boat that sails is the boat you sold. A corporate day taking the whole hull is quoted instead.
Less admin, more bookings
You set the places on a course to the berths the boat carries with an instructor aboard, and it stops selling there. Where you run two boats, they are two sessions with their own numbers, so a full Saturday on one hull does not silently oversell the other.
Two days, two dated sessions, both visible before anybody commits. Somebody looking at a course in October can see it is the 12th and the 13th and check it against their own weekend, which is a far better experience than an email exchange to establish the same fact.
Take the course fee at booking, or a deposit against it, so a berth is committed rather than pencilled in. On a course sold months out that is the difference between a full boat and a boat that sails with two people while three others were told it was booked. Card payments run at a flat 3% on Pro.
When it is blowing thirty and the course cannot run, every student on those sessions is in front of you with a contact. Move the days to the makeup weekend and the bookings go with them, and the whole group is emailed. No phone tree, and nobody left thinking it is still on.
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Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
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Set the places on each course session to the berths available with an instructor aboard. It stops selling at zero, so you never have a seventh student booked onto a six berth boat.
Yes. Ask for a deposit at booking or take the full amount, whichever suits a course sold months ahead. Card payments run on the Pro plan at a flat 3%.
As two dated sessions with the same number of places. Students see both days before they book, and a weekend you are not running simply does not exist.
Publish each boat as its own session with its own berths. They sell independently, so filling one does not affect the other and you know which crew is on which hull.