Amazing experience with both the STCW and GUEST interior training. The biggest plus with Seascope compared to other maritime schools is the amount of hands on training. The instructors want for you to thoroughly understand and master the course objectives and truly want the best for you.
A thoroughly professional and enjoyable experience doing my STCW refresher course with Seascope last week, with enthusiastic and diligent instructors, hence it was mine and the entire crews second time doing our refresher courses with them. Thank you!
I can not recommend Sophie and the team at Seascope highly enough. They went out of their way to accommodate myself last minute and the course was of the highest standard. I will definitely return!
Ged is the best instructor for STCW! He was full of stories and made the topics more interesting and engaging. Very experienced and witty. He makes people want to do well, and is very patient guiding everyone along.
The Yachtmaster preparation week is exactly what its name suggests – a preparation course. It is designed to refine, polish and assess the skills you should already possess before sitting the practical examination. It is not intended to teach the fundamentals of navigation, boat handling or seamanship from the beginning.
During annual surveys, flag state inspections, class surveys, or insurance inspections, surveyors are interested not only in the condition of the machinery but also in the competence of the people operating and maintaining it. Questions about machinery rounds, fuel transfer procedures, engine room safety, and emergency response are becoming increasingly common.
Thinking about becoming a yacht engineer? Discover the qualifications you'll need, explore AEC1, AEC2 and STCW training pathways, and learn how to start your engineering career in the superyacht industry with Seascope France.
