Independent assessor for ICC in Turkey ?

Paddy_N_Murphy

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Hi all - a quick reach out to the masses - long time since I've been on here !

I'm looking to bareboat a yacht in Gocek / Marmaris next May ( I have qualifications / experience / ICC) and we are wanting an assessor to to join us on the last day to assess one of the crew for an ICC.

is this possible ?


Do boats have to be a certain standard / regulation to be used during an assessment?
Is this beyond the realms of a normal respectable Bareboat charter Yacht?
We have found one or two companies hat will let us do a week on their boat with the assessor for a week.
We are hoping for something a little different.

There was a chap on here called kaptainkrunchie who might have fit the bill and have messaged him without a reply - all contributions welcome !
 
No prerequisites for the boat - I did mine on my old Eventide! However the assessor must be RYA approved, so call the RYA for advice.
 
According to the application form, the assessment can be conducted by an RYA affliilated club or Recognised Training Centre.

The form needs to be signed by the assessor, noting their applicable RYA qualification (Crusing Instructor or above) and approved by the Principal, Chief Instructor or Flag Office.
 
Hi Paddy

This is Kaptain Krunchie!!

Unfortunately, I have now retired so am unable to do ICC assessments.

There is a guy in Gocek who works with Gocek Sea School called Alex Cockshott who may be able to carry out an assessment for you. He is on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/alex.cockshott or contact him via the school http://www.portwayturkey.com/
Sorry I can't help.

Ah ha - thank you and what a great forum this is!


We are chatting to Erkan & co at Portway, but struggling to join the dots with what we are trying to do and boats to charter :-(

I’ll see if Alex can help though.

Cheers
 
I enquired about this for a friend last year and there were none available in the Gocek area. But as mentioned contacting the RYA directly is probably the best route.
 
Ah - well by way of an update..... it is (I hope having paid) possible !

I’ve bareboat chartered from EGG and a chap from SunSea will jump aboard on the last day and see if the guys are up to speed and sign off.

Watch this space, mid May!
 
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