ICC

[CJL]

= ICC

No it doesn't

 

[JKay]

No it doesn't

An applicant who has passed an RYA training course which proves their ability to skipper a vessel, such as the Day Skipper Practical Course or the Power Boat Level 2 Course, has proved their competence and therefore on presentation of their certificate the ICC can be issued.

 

[Gavi]

No it doesn't

hmmm, i did a PB 2 and got an ICC.... need the CEVNI bit though to do where I boat, which I find odd as i think the river stuff is harder

 

[CJL]

The PB2 is a much more comprehensive course than the ICC assessment. Some people might like to think the ICC is the same but it isn't.

If you are avoiding the PB2 course because you'll end up in a RIB then choose a PB2 training centre that uses hard boats.

 

[oldgit]

Practical and theory test on the first Sunday in April.Unless its raining of course !

 

[thames cruiser]

The PB2 is a much more comprehensive course than the ICC assessment. Some people might like to think the ICC is the same but it isn't.

If you are avoiding the PB2 course because you'll end up in a RIB then choose a PB2 training centre that uses hard boats.

Interesting! I might indeed follow this advice....