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galcorn

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Aug 23, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/23/98
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My husband is interested in becoming a charter boat operator after he
retires. Is there an organization that can give him information on this and
what it involves? We would appreciate hearing from anyone who has done this
also. Thanks!

Rodger Carroll

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Aug 23, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/23/98
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I used SEA SCOOL for my 6-pack & masters upgrade!
Cap'n Rodger

Stephen Coleman

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Aug 23, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/23/98
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> My husband is interested in becoming a charter boat operator after he
> retires. Is there an organization that can give him information on this and
> what it involves? We would appreciate hearing from anyone who has done this
> also. Thanks!


There is a company here in the UK called Marine and Offshore Services
that will train people. I did a course with them and there teaching
methods are second to none. In the case of bad weather they have a
simulator that you can use, with vessels ranging from a super tanker
to a modest cruiser. I beleive that Princess boats use them to train
people who have ordered a boat from them. I do now that one of the
crew from 'October Rose' (I think she is owned by the chap who runs
general Motors) did a course with them.

They can be contacted as follows,

Richard Phillips. Marine and Offshore Services, Melville Block, Royal
William Yard, Stonehouse, Plymouth, Great Britain.

I must say that I have nothing to do with this company at all except
that I have done a course with them and I would recommend them to anyone.

Regards
Steve

emunter

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Aug 24, 1998, 3:00:00 AM8/24/98
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Rodger is correct but can't spell. Try Sea School at www.seaschool.com
Fred

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