Navigation and seamanship training
The company teaches navigation and seamanship practically, applying chart work and theory to real-world understanding.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
SisterShip Training provides practical maritime education.
Its training draws on more than 25 years of experience across recreational and commercial boating and uses clear, structured learning beyond licence compliance. Courses are delivered primarily online, with targeted face-to-face training for recreational boat licensing.
Based on the company’s public LinkedIn information, supplied through RevenueBase.
Training supports recreational boaters, cruisers preparing for longer trips and more complex conditions, and students working toward maritime qualifications.
The company teaches navigation and seamanship practically, applying chart work and theory to real-world understanding.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
SisterShip Training provides course design and consultancy for RTOs and organisations, including licensing-ready training materials, course design aligned to AMSA and ASQA requirements, and reviews of training delivery, assessment, and learner pathways.
Source: LinkedIn company description · Retrieved October 13, 2026
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