ICC - am I eligible?

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Hi folks.

A quick question:

I did the RYA Level 2 Powerboat Course in a Rib of around 15-20' in Pwhelli about 4/5 years ago but I didn't apply for an ICC (I thought it was implied).

Am I right in thinking that I can pay £40 and apply for the "POWER up to 10m LOA" ICC without any further assessment or evidence and also, while I'm at it if I do the CEVNI test online (I understand its multiple choice) - can I also get "INLAND WATERWAYS" certification?

Many thanks.

 

[Solitaire]

Hi folks.

A quick question:

I did the RYA Level 2 Powerboat Course in a Rib of around 15-20' in Pwhelli about 4/5 years ago but I didn't apply for an ICC (I thought it was implied).

Am I right in thinking that I can pay £40 and apply for the "POWER up to 10m LOA" ICC without any further assessment or evidence and also, while I'm at it if I do the CEVNI test online (I understand its multiple choice) - can I also get "INLAND WATERWAYS" certification?

Many thanks.

Yes, just send a copy of your PB2 certificate with the completed form, a passport photo and £40 (free if you join the RYA) and no need to do any further assesment. The CEVNI can be done online and then it can be endorsed to include inland waters.

 

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Ace - thank you very much.