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4.75
76 reviews
Excellent Rating
Based on 76 user experiences

Rated 4.75 out of 5 by 76 Happy Customers

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AI Review Summary Based on 76 reviews

Chieftain Training courses are consistently rated highly across many reviews, with learners praising the knowledgeable instructors and practical, hands-on approach. Reviews frequently note the thorough instruction and well-organized course content that prepares students effectively. Participants value the real-world experience shared by instructors and the quality of the training environment. Several students recommend Chieftain for both beginner and advanced marine qualifications. Overall, customers express strong satisfaction with the training outcomes.

What customers love
  • Knowledgeable instructors
  • Hands-on training
  • Well organized courses
  • Practical exercises
  • Excellent materials
Common concerns
  • High costs
  • Limited simulator
  • Older facilities
  • Large classes
  • Scheduling constraints

Last updated 1 month ago

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12v Electric course

I have just finished a 2 day course I have a relatively new boat with modern equipment and wanted to come away with practical skills and knowledge The standard of handouts was poor and the teaching style haphazard and unfocused without a clear syllabus The trainer is only familiar with older simple systems NEMA networks were not covered and for example he had never heard of a combined tank and electric display such as a phillipi or simarine poco I can now look for and find faulty equipment and short circuits and rewire faults but that s about it If you have a boat built in the past 15 years or so this is not the course for you
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Outboard Engine Servicing Course

I was expecting the course to cover basic outboard engine servicing Unfortunately a lot of the morning was taken up covering stripping down and fault finding in carburettors - something more akin to what a marine engineer would be expected to do The afternoon session was much more relevant and covered what I was expecting within an engine service e g oil spark plug replacement filter changes accessing and replacing water pumps general fault finding winterisation etc The training workshop could have been heated better It was very cold and it became difficult to handle tools and small components due to cold hands Toilet facilities need attention There were several courses running on the day I attended and only one toilet available
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Valuable course but too many delegates

Great course content and very knowledgeable instructors Overall the course was valuable however lots of delegates on this course so the whole day was quite rushed especially the pool session

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RYA & STCW Training Centre based in Southampton, Solent for powerboats, yachts, workboats, merchant ships & cruise ships- Chieftain Training

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