New Zealand Certificate in Maritime (Crewing) (Level 3) (Superyacht Crewing)

Students will be introduced to all aspects of onboard life and a wide range of skills, including hospitality service. These will prepare you for anything that life as a superyacht crew member can throw at you. It's a great way to transition into hospitality and tourism. With its busy port and thriving boat culture, Nelson is a great place to gain the skills in seamanship and hospitality you need to work in the global superyacht industry. You've probably watched 'Below deck' and wished you too could be on board a luxury yacht and dipping your toes in the Pacific, Mediterranean or Bahamas. Why not There's a demand for crew members in this industry, so it's time to stop dreaming and get your ticket. During this twelve-week programme, you will gain an introduction to all aspects of onboard life and a wide range of international qualifications that will prepare you for anything life as a superyacht crew member can throw at you.

Open Entry if the delegated authority at the campus/site is satisfied that the applicant has the capability to complete the requirements of the programme. Ākonga must pass a medical fitness assessment for the lifesaving and firefighting components (Maritime Rules Part 34, Medical Fitness). This standard is determined internationally.