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VIP SERVICE SCHOOL Being a yacht stewardess is a tough job. Being a GREAT stewardess requires skill. Elevating your standards and understanding guest requirements, cultural differences and how to anticipate their needs will make the difference. From food service at fine dining level; setting a beautiful table; knowing your wines; making great cocktails or producing a flower arrangement to stun your guests - training is essential. Bringing a full suit of certifications to your interview will certainly put you above your peers when competing for that all important next career move. At VIP Service School we run the GUEST accredited courses and specialist workshops to get you to the VIP level. For more details Tel: +34 619 131 633 or or visit
www.vipserviceschool.com
Knowledge (GSK), MCA Master 200, RYA Yachtmaster and RYA Yachtmaster Ocean. Says Miley, “All our courses are done via Distance and Blended Learning and the courses include high quality course modules and over 370 animations which enhance the learning and allow our students to get high pass grades in the final MCA exams. The students also get 12 months to learn so that they can fit the courses around the rest of their lifestyle. All our online tutors are Master Mariners so the students work with the best!”
An obvious choice for anyone looking to avoid college fees or
accommodations costs, Miley explains the main aim of Ocean Training is to get students qualified so that they can rise up the ladder in the superyacht industry and become Captains. He adds, ‘“Ocean Training Online provides very high quality training courses for both MCA and RYA theory courses. Our students are based worldwide and have the benefit of studying at home or at sea in their own time and at their own pace.”
INSIDE Former Chief Stew Hazel Anderson set up the yacht interior training school, VIP Training School at Palma, Majorca in 1997. The school offers training for interior crew that range from introductory programmes for newbies as well as courses for those looking to advance their careers in food service with courses in food hygiene,
MaritimeMT Bespoke courses tailored around the needs of employers and employees can be developed to meet client requirements. MaritimeMT also offers ship-handling training on 2 Full Mission Bridge Simulators complete with ARPA & ECDIS systems. The MaritimeMT Training Centre and Simulators are accredited by DNV-GL and by the Flag Authority for Transport in Malta, which is the largest European Flag. The courses are therefore recognised by all IMO member states and meet the necessary competency standards of the STCW International Convention. For more details Tel +356 9943 4054 or visit
www.maritimemt.com
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wine, floristry, valet services, sewing, housekeeping and laundry. Explains School Director Anderson, “I personally worked on yachts for a total of 17 years therefore have first hand knowledge and understanding of the skills required of yacht stewardesses as well as the issues that they have to deal with.” The courses have specific learning outcomes, for example, how to arrange and care for flowers and plants, but Anderson is quick to point out that the courses also aim to teach crew how to function well as a team member and as a stewardess.
She adds, “Our courses follow the GUEST Program and as such are regulated by IAMI. This programme was designed by people working in the industry, at the request of those the industry serve. They are tailored to ensure students are equipped with the information necessary to perform their role at sea, as well as raise the standards for the yacht owners.
Training for an hour, a day or a week, every little bit of time taken to study and learn adds lead to a weighty and satisfying career path. Combining this with first-hand mentoring on the job will put crew in the driving seat of their next moves.
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