Sailing Resume vs A Sailing Certification

[@tanguerochas]

Very nice. I've added a link to this to the list of sailing links I distribute to members of the Hoofer Sailing Club in Madison, Wisconsin.

[@waynewilliams576]

You don't talk about NauticEd's SLC, which is touted on the site as superior to the ICC and comparable to the RYA. So please confirm if that is still the case and that possessing NauticEd's SLC is an accepted international sailing license, even in the Mediterranean. Thanks.

[@toadamine]

Great if you're starting from zero hours at helm today... Not too helpful for people who have just been sailing their personal boats for the past 20/40/60 years...

[@NauticEd]

No actually you can. With our logbook online you enter all your past sailing experiences on any sailboat. It all counts. The system is simple to use and helps create an awesome yacht charter ready for mates resume. Give it a try.

[@mrunning10]

Blah Blah Blah. Want counts is time on the water as skipper. Period. There is no such thing as a bareboat "certification." Your experience in your logbook will either let you rent a boat or not. The charter company wants to see how much time you have as skipper. There is a great amount of lying and resume inflation on the charter company qualification forms; no time as skipper? then you're going to have to hire one.

[@Vlachynahasbeenhacked]

Máš zase "nápady"? Nepřekvapuješ :D

[@johnfay5822]

Can i do this in the united states

[@NauticEd]

NauticEd is a global sailing education company. So yes the USA is well served.