International Certificate of Competence ("ICC")

Paul explains how you can acquire the ICC. If you want to boat abroad then usually you will need to have an International Certificate of Competence - ‘ICC’. The ICC can be obtained by either by undertaking a suitable RYA course or through an ‘ICC Test’. You will have to decide what size ICC you need- ‘up to 24m’ or ‘up to 10m’. You might want to ‘add on’ your CEVNI endorsement too.
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[@PowerboatTrainingUK]

Hi thanks for the message. I think as a big ship person the qualifications that we offer are probably not suitable. We suggest that you have a look at Warsaw Maritime Academy as they are more focussed on that size of vessel

[@knowotar]

Hi, thanks for your video. I am looking for information if I need ICC to sail on British waters as I do have certificate of competency sailing skipper from Poland, but I live in UK.

[@sachinrawat2272]

Hello,Good day to you,I’m from India. I work around 23 months on foreign going shipping vessels. I work as trainee for 9 months then 14 months as ordinary seaman. I wanted to have international boat license can you help how can I get it? And what’s the requirement for us?

[@jimtalltheislandbrothers6639]

Does colour blindness affect getting any of those certification?