International Certificate of Competence Direct Assessment

Course Summary

To obtain the International Certificate of Competence (ICC) you must prove your competence at driving a boat. If you have attended a qualifying RYA practical training course you can simply send a copy of your certificate with your ICC application form.

Alternatively, you can take a direct assessment at an RYA recognised training centre such as BLYM but the most common route to achieving the ICC is by attending a RYA Powerboat Level 2 course.

If you intend using a boat on the inland waterways across mainstream Europe then you will also need the CEVNI (Code Europeen des Voies de Navigation Interieure). This covers the rules of the road and regulations for travelling the interconnected waterways throughout Europe. This can be taken with us here at BLYM, which could be taken at the same time you attend the RYA Level 2 course. Please get in touch to arrange a date.

Course Outline

The Assessment is 1 day long and will cover all the practical elements of RYA Powerboat Level 2 (please see this course page for details).

RYA Recognition Information

This RYA course is held under the Bury Lake Young Mariners Recognised Training Centre at our base at the Rickmansworth Aquadrome. The maximum Instructor to Student Ratio is: 1:1 and the minimum duration for the course is 1 Day.