Anglia Sea Ventures

The ICC is an internationally recognised "driving license" for powerboats up to 10 metres in coastal waters (and optionaly inland waters by taking the CEVNI test). It is a test of navigation, seamanship and boat handling.

Your navigational theory and boat handling will need to be at or above day Powerboat Level 2 before you should attempt assessment.

If you have the prerequisite experience this intensive one day course with one of our Powerboat instructors can be taken aboard our training RIB or your own powerboat. Not all candidates are ready for the assessment and if we believe you are not, we will tell you why and work with you on the specific areas that need development.

After you pass the assessment, you can apply for an ICC certificate from the RYA which is free to members. There is a £39 license fee payable to the RYA if you are not a member.

Click here to download an ICC application form

Course start dates

Please contact us for dates

Previous Experience

Boat handling, seamanship and navigational theory to Powerboat Level 2 standard. Plus at least 1 season of practical powerboat experience

Location

Fox's Marina, Ipswich, East Anglia

Duration

Each course lasts 1 day (09:00 to 17:30)

What's included?

Tuition, fuel, wet weather gear, life jackets and safety gear. Lunch is not included but reasonably priced meals are available at the marinas we will be visiting.

Restrictions

The minimum age is 12 years. Students under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult. To operate within the safety parameters of the life saving equipment on board the maximum weight is 18 stone. We are sorry but no smoking is allowed on-board.

Number on board

To ensure full participation by all, numbers will be limited to a maximum of 3 students per course.

What to wear

Non-marking soft soled shoes or sailing boots (sorry but Wellington or garden boots are not suitable). Wet weather gear if you have any (we can supply some if you don't). A hat or cap. It can get chilly out on the water so several layers of clothing are best rather than fewer thick layers.

What to bring

Passport photograph, sun block, sun glasses, camera, G20 log book if you have one. Space for carry on items is very limited so please pack all items in a soft sports type bag that can be easily stowed.

Where to stay

If you need accomodation, a list of local hotels can be found by clicking here

Other things you should know

If you are not a member of the RYA an ICC license fee is payable in addition to the course fee above. If this course has to be cancelled due to adverse weather conditions, you will be offered an alternative date. We recommend you take out holiday insurance to cover unforseen circumstanses, for example, having to cancel your course at a late date. Boating requires a degree of physical exertion so if you have any doubts concerning your fitness please make us aware. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor if you require seasickness medication. Please be aware that your instructor will need to be satisfied that you have demonstrated the appropriate level of competence before a course completion certificate will be awarded. Attending a course does not automatically result in a course completion certificate being issued. If for any reason you do not meet the required standard your instructor will provide you with an action plan identifying areas for improvement.

Payment

A £100 deposit per person is required when booking. deposit per person is required when booking. The balance is due 4 weeks prior to the course date. To proceed, click the Buy and Book button above. If you have already paid a deposit and you wish to pay the balance, click here.