pyt.co.za

romeogill.com

RYA Certification: An International Standard for Sailing Schools | Romeo Gill

http://romeogill.com/rya-certification-an-international-standard-for-sailing-schools

Study Your Way to Success. RYA Certification: An International Standard for Sailing Schools. There is a saying that if you are going to invest in training, then invest in a recognized certification. While choosing a course that does not offer recognized certification does not necessarily mean that you would be receiving inferior training, the former adheres to a standard that is accepted by industry, thus making it far easier to ‘land a job’ that you are now qualified for. The RYA offer over 100 courses ...

beattowindward.blogspot.com

Windward: Ocean Yachtdude

http://beattowindward.blogspot.com/2006/12/ocean-yachtdude.html

Sailing a vessel against the wind is arduous, uncomfortable, wet, sometimes exciting, and usually involves steering the wrong way. Wednesday, December 13, 2006. Not true, of course, but it is true that there will be no more training courses to do. Unless I choose to go down the route of becoming an instructor or a mega-yacht skipper (highly unlikely), there is no further work to do. So the plan is to work, earn some wonga, and retain enough free time to sail for fun every weekend. Before that, I'm trying...

beattowindward.blogspot.com

Windward: Discovering Maputo

http://beattowindward.blogspot.com/2006/11/discovering-maputo.html

Sailing a vessel against the wind is arduous, uncomfortable, wet, sometimes exciting, and usually involves steering the wrong way. Wednesday, November 15, 2006. Well, as detailed in my last post, it hasn't been a great start to the Maputo experience, but things are getting a bit better, and we are beginning to achieve things. About skimming across the water on an airless day at 30 knots. But there is no denying it gets you around. We achieved much, surveying the perimeter of Xefina Island (which ...Easy ...

beattowindward.blogspot.com

Windward: December 2006

http://beattowindward.blogspot.com/2006_12_01_archive.html

Sailing a vessel against the wind is arduous, uncomfortable, wet, sometimes exciting, and usually involves steering the wrong way. Thursday, December 21, 2006. By Way of Contrast. I am in one of these two places. The WRONG one, obviously. It has to be said that I am having some nostalgic thoughts about last year on a beach in Fremantle, but I'm bearing up manfully. The journey back was uneventful. Soon after my return, I met up in London with small but select group of Cardiff. Veterans for a predictably ...

beattowindward.blogspot.com

Windward: January 2007

http://beattowindward.blogspot.com/2007_01_01_archive.html

Sailing a vessel against the wind is arduous, uncomfortable, wet, sometimes exciting, and usually involves steering the wrong way. Thursday, January 18, 2007. A Bracing Freshness in the Air. First of all, an apology. I hadn't meant to leave it a month to write a new entry, but technology defeated me. There is some obscure interaction between my firewall and the web software that has conspired against me. Hopefully this will make onto the page. Gym/fitness: yeah, right. Work, proper: not a sausage. Bu...

ejopqa.blogspot.com

Extraordinary Jobs Question & Answer: December 2004

http://ejopqa.blogspot.com/2004_12_01_archive.html

Extraordinary Jobs Question and Answer. Ed Teja answers your questions about finding and getting the job of your dreams. Send questions to editor@extraordinary-jobs.com. Wednesday, December 22, 2004. Fitness Related Jobs on Cruise Ships. You bet, P! Here's what I found online that's current:. Http:/ www.cruiselinejob.com/jobs.htm. Has an opening listed for a fitness instructor,. Lists a fitness instructor opening,. Steiner Transocean (see further details below). 1007 North America Way, 4th floor. And of ...

pascaldurban.wordpress.com

Time and Pressure | Digital Sea

https://pascaldurban.wordpress.com/2011/04/17/time-and-pressure

On Board a Luxury Megayacht Through the Eyes of a Crew Member. Laquo; Homeland Obscurity. Falling Down the Mountain. April 17, 2011 by Pascal. I’m just over half way through my ‘shore leave’ and exactly half way through my Yachtmaster. Offshore course at Professional Yachtmaster Training. In Durban, South Africa. It is the first proper qualification in the Deck department career ladder. The Qualification Ladder as I understand it, is as follows:. 1 STCW Basic Safety Training (immediately). You are now re...

beattowindward.blogspot.com

Windward: By Way of Contrast

http://beattowindward.blogspot.com/2006/12/by-way-of-contrast.html

Sailing a vessel against the wind is arduous, uncomfortable, wet, sometimes exciting, and usually involves steering the wrong way. Thursday, December 21, 2006. By Way of Contrast. I am in one of these two places. The WRONG one, obviously. It has to be said that I am having some nostalgic thoughts about last year on a beach in Fremantle, but I'm bearing up manfully. The journey back was uneventful. Soon after my return, I met up in London with small but select group of Cardiff. Veterans for a predictably ...

beattowindward.blogspot.com

Windward: Talking Heads

http://beattowindward.blogspot.com/2006/11/talking-heads.html

Sailing a vessel against the wind is arduous, uncomfortable, wet, sometimes exciting, and usually involves steering the wrong way. Sunday, November 19, 2006. Our time in Maputo is nearly up. As I write, Neil is out on the boat with our Mozambican students, putting them through some final paces before their exam this afternoon. As the weather forecast looks good for a North-Easter, we will probably leave tomorrow morning. Saturday was a smidgin less enjoyable. The day progressed as follows. It goes on, bu...