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The easiest way to find out is to apply for an ICC and see if the course you did is accepted. If not I would suggest doing a Powerboat Level 2 direct assessment, which definitely qualifies you for the ICC.

If your not familiar with the terms used in the maritime industry, padding out your CV will likely be spotted! Probably worth doing the actual course. In any case the ICC (International Certificate of Competence) is what you are after, without knowing what was involved in your Zodiac course I...

The RYA PB2 course is often priced up to 300GBP, it is an internationally recognised certificate and you can also then apply for an International Certificate of Competence which is useful for operating small leisure craft in various jurisdictions. Sekura is quite right, volunteering for a...

I have a buddy who just got out and is setting up as a handler, can anyone suggest any current resources or tips in general for someone new to the sector. Cheers CL

I am concerned this was a pathfinder mission, one guy set up to test the seat of Government's response to an attack. Hope to be wrong.

Can anyone recommend a trainer in the Southampton/Pompey area?

Merry Christmas all :)

My point exactly!

My guess would be the surrounding politics, such as Austria's position and the handful of years where we and the Yanks thought we were getting good intel when really Ivan knew what we were up to. Potential embarrassment for all concerned.

I take it that was a "yes" in the Do you represent a company question?

I am sure there are still enough people in the world who would bite...

Looking for a company to work with in putting together a bid for a 5-year contract to provide avsec at two small/medium airports, including baggage scanning as well as pax screening.

Did you get a certificate in persec?

I can't imagine domestic investigators every get to give people the news they want to hear either! Thankless springs to mind.

Such cynicism Paddy :)