What training courses does SeaRegs Training offer?

Explore our courses through All Courses and Upcoming Courses, and find training options including Port & Marine Civils Courses and Commercial Endorsement.

Do you have a page with training course FAQs?

Yes, you can find our Training Course FAQs under the Training section.

Do you offer apprenticeships as well as courses?

Yes, we provide Maritime Apprenticeships and specific apprenticeship programmes including Small Commercial Vessel Crewmember and Boatmaster Apprenticeship.

SeaRegs Training

Courses for individuals looking to gain the necessary skills and qualifications in the maritime industry. Our courses are internationally recognised and meet the standards set by STCW, MCA SQA, and RYA.

At SeaRegs Training, we understand the importance of practical training. That's why we have a range of boats available for hands-on experience, including a Lochin 33 workboat, a Halmatic 10 pilot boat, a Bavaria 36 sailing yacht, and 2 XS Commercial RIBs. These boats allow our students to gain real-world experience and practise the skills they learn in a safe and controlled environment.

What sets SeaRegs apart is our team of experienced and knowledgeable instructors. We handpick instructors who have extensive experience in their field and are skilled at teaching. Our instructors are down to earth, friendly, and approachable, creating a comfortable and supportive learning environment.

In addition to our training courses, SeaRegs is also involved in the training of instructors for National Maritime Authorities. This gives us a unique insight into the industry and ensures that our courses are designed to meet the needs of both individuals and national authorities.

Whether you're looking to become a master, skipper, instructor, or crew member, SeaRegs Training is here to support you on your training voyage. We pride ourselves on providing a personal and friendly experience, offering reliable advice and solid training. Let us help you gain the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in the maritime industry.