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Superyacht
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Career Training
- Sunshine Coast
- Queensland
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AUSTRALIA








STCW95
& other Superyacht Career courses are
held
monthly
on the
Sunshine Coast
Location
Address
- Big Cow Centre
- Corner of North
Nambour Connection & Ferntree Creek Roads,
Kulangoor, QLD.
Postal Address
145 Ocean Vista Drive
Maroochy River QLD 4561
Telephone
Ph
(07) 5446 6410
Fx (07) 5446 6203
Mob 0418 243 042
Email
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Megayacht Deckhand
Course
Accreditation - United
Kingdom MCA (not accredited under the AQF)
Overview
This course is designed to give you a
competitive edge in your quest to become a superyacht crew. All crew must have
the four basic STCW95 Safety Certificates but this course prepares you for the
work you will be doing and equips you
with internationally recognised yacht crew qualifications.
Superyacht Career Training delivers
this course over a total of five
days - four days in a well equipped classroom environment
plus at least one day on the water on board
our 7.2 metre Rigid Inflatable Boat Jeldi
Jeldi and 11.6 metre sail training vessel
Sofala for practical application and
assessment of what you have learnt in the classroom and to gain practical
crewing competencies.
What you will gain from
this course
Candidates who
successfully complete this course will have a head start in becoming an
active yacht crew member on a
superyacht and will be awarded these internationally recognised Certificates
which are endorsed by the United Kingdom Maritime and Coastguard Authority (MCA):
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Megayacht Deckhand
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Small Boat and RIB Master |
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The AMSA endorsed Marine Radio Operators
Certificate of Proficiency, covering VHF, MF & HF marine radio operation. |
The MROCP is recognised world wide. Superyacht
Career Training provides full training in preparation for the MROCP exam and
invigilates (conducts the exam) on behalf of the Federal Government's Australian
Maritime College (AMC). The AMC then mark the exam and issue a photo ID credit
card style licence to successful candidates.
Topics Covered
 | Nautical Terminology |
 | Emergencies including man overboard
retrieval on power or sailing superyachts |
 | Rope work |
 | Basic Rules of the Road |
 | Introduction to Weather |
 | Sails and Sail handling |
 | Boat handling under power |
 | Planning the first passage |
 | Safety on board and Safety Equipment |
 | Vessel Equipment and Instruments |
 | Engine Checks |
 | Deck Seamanship |
 | Marine Manners, Customs and Etiquette. |
 | VHF, MF & HF Marine Communications |
 | Small boat and RIB operations |
 | Code of Safe Working Practice |
Learning
Outcomes
Candidates
who successfully complete this course:
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Understand
what type of work is performed by a deckhand on a superyacht, either power
or sail
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Have a
fundamental knowledge of the specific topics listed above
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Know what
is involved in preparing a resume and how to present themselves at a job
interview
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Understand
the purpose of the safety equipment found on board a superyacht and a dinghy
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Have an understanding of the management &
crewing structure of a superyacht
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Gain a
general knowledge of the superyacht industry
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Receive a
certification recognised by 24 countries that they have completed this MCA
approved course.
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Career Outcomes
Candidates
who complete this course successfully as well as completing the STCW95
Basic Safety Courses and passing the
examination at the end of those courses:
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Gain access
to IYT's Florida USA Career Placement Service. Only people who have
graduated from IYT courses have access to this service. IYT have informed us
that historically they have placed 97% of IYT
graduates on a superyacht within 4 weeks of being listed on their database.
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