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Drew HollisYacht Training Instructor+33 6 00 00 00 00 | drew.hollis@example.com | Monaco
Nationality
Italian
Date of birth
9 May 1984
Available
2 weeks notice
Languages
Italian (native), English (fluent), French (good)

Profile

15 years in yachting, at sea and ashore, now working as Yacht Training Instructor. Strong in clear classroom delivery, practical drills and assessment and course documentation and audit. Looking for a permanent position with a management company or family office.

Tickets and certificates

CoC relevant to courses taught (e.g. Master 3000gt or Y1)Dec 2025
STCW Basic Safety Training, in dateMay 2025
IMO 6.09 Train the Trainer teaching qualificationOct 2025
MCA or flag approvalMar 2025
Assessor award (e.g. TAQA or CAVA)Aug 2024
RYA Yachtmaster Instructor or ExaminerJan 2023
Medical First Aid or Medical Care instructor statusJun 2025

Experience

Yacht Training InstructorDec 2024 - Present
Yacht management company, Monaco (name withheld)
  • Clear classroom delivery
  • Practical drills and assessment
  • Course documentation and audit
  • Current MCA syllabus knowledge
Relief CaptainDec 2022 - Nov 2024
51m private motor yacht (name withheld under NDA)
  • Rapid vessel familiarisation
  • ISM and SMS compliance
  • Close-quarters shiphandling
Yacht CaptainDec 2020 - Nov 2022
42m charter motor yacht (name withheld under NDA)
  • Passage planning and navigation
  • Crew leadership and retention
  • Budgets and owner reporting

Skills and education

Patience with mixed abilities, Real sea experience, Simulator operation. Degree in Business or Maritime Studies.

Interests

Spearfishing, rugby, guitar

References

Director of the management company
Current employer | Phone and email on the real CV

Captain of a managed yacht
Previous employer | Phone and email on the real CV

Example CV. The person, the employers and the yachts are made up.

What employers look forFrom the Yacht Training Instructor guide

Schools want credibility first. A deck lecturer for OOW or Master courses usually holds Master 3000gt or Master Unlimited. An engineering lecturer will hold Y1 or a Class 2 or above. Safety instructors often come from fire services, the Navy or the RNLI as well as yachts. You will need a recognised teaching qualification, such as the IMO 6.09 train-the-trainer course or a UK assessor award, and the MCA or flag will check your CV before approving you to teach a specific course.

Tickets to listPut the ones you hold near the top, with dates

Must have

  • CoC relevant to courses taught (e.g. Master 3000gt or Y1)
  • STCW Basic Safety Training, in date
  • IMO 6.09 Train the Trainer or equivalent teaching qualification
  • MCA or flag approval for each course delivered

Gets you hired

  • Assessor award (e.g. TAQA or CAVA)
  • RYA Yachtmaster Instructor or Examiner
  • Medical First Aid or Medical Care instructor status
  • ECDIS and simulator instructor courses
  • Fire fighting instructor qualification

QuestionsSee what a Yacht Training Instructor earns

What tickets should a Yacht Training Instructor CV list?

List CoC relevant to courses taught (e.g. Master 3000gt or Y1), STCW Basic Safety Training, in date, IMO 6.09 Train the Trainer teaching qualification and MCA or flag approval first, each with the date it was issued. Then add Assessor award (e.g. TAQA or CAVA) and RYA Yachtmaster Instructor or Examiner if you hold them.

How long should a Yacht Training Instructor CV be?

Two pages at most. Give your last three jobs in detail and one line each to older ones.

Can I copy this example CV?

Use the layout and the order, then replace every line with your own details. Never list a ticket or a job you do not have: yacht employers check certificates and call references.

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