ADAMS MARINE SEMINARS

ADAMS MARINE SEMINARS is a company that specializes in maritime education and training. They offer a variety of courses and certification programs tailored to both aspiring and experienced mariners. These educational offerings are designed to meet U.S. Coast Guard and other international regulatory requirements, ensuring that participants are well-prepared for their maritime careers.


Key Services and Courses:



  1. Captain's Licensing:



    • Courses to prepare for obtaining a U.S. Coast Guard Captain's License, such as the OUPV (Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels) license and Master Captain's licenses.



  2. Endorsements and Certifications:



    • Training for additional endorsements like Towing, Sailing, and Auxiliary Sail.

    • Certifications for FCC Marine Radio Operator permits and other relevant maritime endorsements.



  3. Continuing Education:



    • Refresher courses and continuing education for mariners to stay current with the latest maritime laws, regulations, and best practices.



  4. Customized Training:



    • Tailored training solutions to meet the specific needs of maritime companies and organizations.



  5. Online and In-Person Classes:



    • Flexible learning options that include both online and classroom-based instruction to accommodate diverse learning preferences and schedules.



  6. Exam Preparation:



    • Comprehensive preparation for U.S. Coast Guard exams, including practice tests, study guides, and hands-on training.




Mission and Values:
ADAMS MARINE SEMINARS aims to provide high-quality maritime education that emphasizes professionalism, safety, and the practical skills needed for successful maritime operations. Their experienced instructors are often seasoned mariners themselves, bringing real-world knowledge and expertise to the classroom.


Target Audience:



  • Aspiring mariners seeking to enter the field with the necessary certifications.

  • Experienced mariners looking to upgrade their licenses or add new endorsements.

  • Maritime organizations and companies that require specialized training for their crews.


Their commitment to excellence is reflected in their comprehensive course offerings and the success of their graduates in the maritime industry.


If you have specific questions about their courses, schedules, or enrollment procedures, it would be best to visit their official website or contact them directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information.


Products

OUPV 6 Pak, Master Up-Grade, STCW, Limited Guide, CPR/First Aid, Fishing Vessel Drill Conductor, 16 Hour Rules of the Road, Safety training

Crystal River USA

P.O. Box 99
Crystal River FL 34423
USA

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