What you'll learn in this training
- Push Pull versus Line Towage
- Towage related to the Pivot point
- Connecting to an object with and without speed
- Same in current
- Interaction between tugs and other vessels
- Sailing in an assistance including
- Connecting to several vessel types at several speeds
- Applying force to several directions
- Push/pull
- Line operations direct and indirect method
- reverse arrest
- Disconnecting at several speeds
- Insight in harbor assistance
- communication rules
- Working in a team with
- Other tugs in the same assist
- Pilots
Learning Methods We Use
We believe people learn best by doing and building on what they know. That’s why we use Experiential Learning for hands-on practice and Bloom’s Taxonomy to guide progress from basic skills to confident mastery.
Any Questions?
Who are these training courses for?
Our courses are designed for tugboat captains, deck officers, and maritime professionals seeking specialized towage skills.
Do I need prior tugboat experience to enroll?
Some courses require prior experience; others are open to beginners. Check the prerequisites on each course page.
Are the trainings certified or accredited?
Yes, our trainings meet international maritime standards and are conducted by certified instructors.
How long does each training take?
Training duration is normaly 5 days per course but may vary depending on your needs and level
Where do the trainings take place?
Courses are held at our training centers and simulators, with some modules available on board or online.
Can the training be customized for my company or crew?
Absolutely. We offer tailored programs for specific vessels, operations, or team requirements.
How do I register for a course?
You can register online via our website or contact our team directly for assistance.