Tempted to work on Superyachts? Or looking for your next career step in the Superyacht industry?

Download our free Career Guide now.

There are many good reasons to work on Superyachts, these include:

• Often a very good to phenomenal salary
• If working on a luxury charter yacht you can expect to earn excellent tips on top
• All living costs such as accommodation, food, clothing/uniform, toiletries are normally included
• Six weeks or more annual crew leave with at least one repatriation thrown in
• Worldwide travel to some of the most fashionable places on earth
• Meeting celebrities and their friends and family
• Explore some of the most amazing place on Earth

Why choose UKSA?

UKSA has extensive experience in training crew for Superyachts at all levels, starting from deckhands, to deck officers and Masters of Superyacht. UKSA also trains engineers and interior crew (Stewards/Stewardesses, Pursers and Chefs)

Located in Cowes on the Isle of Wight, our 3.5 acre site is one of the largest residential maritime centres in Europe. Food, accommodation, teaching and leisure facilities are all located in one place enablingyou to concentrate on your studies.

• Having specialised in yachting instruction for nearly 25 years, UKSA is a globally recognised and professional training establishment
• Our staff have a well established reputation for excellence
• Specialist shoreside training facilities and extensive fleet
• Advanced TRANSAS Navigation Simulator
• All accommodation and food is included in your course fees
• Our dedicated Industry Guidance team will help you find your new job

For a free careers guide, simply fill out the form below.

Once you have submitted your details, we will not only email you a copy of the career guide but also a copy of our training prospectus. Both of these have been designed to help you make an informed decision about your future. If you have any further questions after reading this information, please feel free to give our Course Advisory team a call. Their contact details are included in the prospectus.