New Zealand Certificate in Maritime (Crewing) (Level 3) (Superyacht Crewing)
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A course by
NMIT
Gain the skills and international certifications needed for a career as a superyacht crew member, combining maritime operations with hospitality and industry-recognised training.
NZ$5,262
inc GST
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Core skills this course teaches
Understand and perform key superyacht crew duties
Students will gain an introduction to all aspects of onboard life and develop a wide range of international certifications, preparing them for various crew roles on a superyacht.
Develop maritime navigation and safety skills
About This Course
This 12-week, full-time certificate prepares you for a career on superyachts with a mix of practical maritime and hospitality training. You'll learn onboard life, navigation, maritime engineering, interior service, and safety—gaining internationally recognised qualifications (IMINZ, STCW, RYA, CBES, Radio Spectrum NZ). The programme includes hands-on experiences aboard yachts and powerboats, and provides a pathway to further maritime or hospitality studies.
Course Content
- Onboard life and crew responsibilities
- Navigation and radar operations
- Tender operations
- Seamanship and maintenance
- Maritime engineering
- Food safety and hygiene
- Professional interior and hospitality service training
- CV clinic and interview preparation
- STCW Basic Sea Survival and Fire Fighting
- First Aid and Personal Safety
- Security Awareness Training
- RYA Powerboat Level 2
- Competent Crew Certificate
- Outboard Engine Maintenance
- Maritime Restricted Operators Certificate (Radio)
- Licenced Liquor Controller qualification
- Training at sea and on water (sailing and powerboat)
Entry Requirements
Open Entry if the campus delegate is satisfied that the applicant can complete the programme.
Build towards these roles
Superyacht crewHospitality roles on yachtsMaritime industry operational support rolesDeckhand
Build skills in these industries
SuperyachtMaritimeHospitalityTourism
