You are a month away to master your soft skills!

Project-Based Learning.

Our course is Project-Based Learning (PBL), is a dynamic classroom approach in which our learners actively explore real-world challenges to acquire transferable skills.

In 1 month and in a total of 30 hours, our learners will gain:

  1. Effective communication skills in English.

  2. Interpersonal skills because the crew has to deal with so many different people.

  3. Leadership skills, to lead and foster collaboration on board.

  4. Emergency First Aid & Basic Life Support skills, because safety comes first.

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Our Course.

  • English for Tourism

    Standard Maritime Language, Effective Communication in English, Role Plays with Real-world Scenarios

    6 hours

  • Interpersonal Skills

    Verbal/Non-verbal Communication, Body Language, Cultural Context, Courtesy. Empathy, Teamworking

    4 hours

  • Leadership Skills

    Stress & Time Management, Problem-solving, Negotiation Skills, Dealing With Demanding People

    4 hours

  • Personal Branding

    Personal Story Telling, Skills Selection, Finding Differentiation Factors, Creation of CV, Professional Photo

    1 hour

  • Interior Silver Service

    Hospitality Protocols, Professional Manner, Different Styles of Service, Beverage Service, Table Setting

    4 hours

  • Safety & Rescue

    Tips & Tricks, etc. Emergency First Aid, Basic Life Support, CPR, Bleeding Control, Hypothermia, Heat Stroke

    8 hours

  • Assessment Onboard

    A 3-hour role-play session in English on a yacht to put into practice everything that you have learned.

    3 hours

When it comes to yachting, you already know the job is tough.

Entering this competitive industry can be hard. The Dockwalk magazine curated advice from an active deck crew who knows what it takes to be hired.

  • “It depends heavily on the boat but having extra skills and qualifications may open doors to more job possibilities.”

    — Deckhand Jonas Mura Gomes

  • “I think the more qualifications and skills you have, the better job you can obtain and the more useful you will be to a team effort.”

    — Deckhand Stefano Gallese Garnier

  • “It is very important to have extra skills. Not only do they make you more employable, but people can connect with you and your passions. People like to employ like-minded people because they stand a higher chance of getting on.”

    — Deckhand Sheldon Rainbow

  • “Any extra skill is useful as well as transferable. Make sure to highlight your soft skills. For example, communication, adaptability, leadership skills will go a long way in this industry. It doesn’t always have to be the obvious qualifications like diving, surfing, etc.”

    — Bosun Holly Robertson

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