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    I have a 200t MOT Inland and a 200t Master Near Coastal, looking to endorse as 200t Mate of Towing Near Coastal, NMC says I have to test at REC, I need 9 more days to qualify for 200t Master of Tow NC.
    Can I test at a closer Sea School instead of going to rec 150 miles each way and do I need to test anyway ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by capten1 View Post
    I have a 200t MOT Inland and a 200t Master Near Coastal, looking to endorse as 200t Mate of Towing Near Coastal, NMC says I have to test at REC, I need 9 more days to qualify for 200t Master of Tow NC.
    Can I test at a closer Sea School instead of going to rec 150 miles each way and do I need to test anyway ?
    I assume you need to take the Apprentice Mate (Steersman) exam. There are several courses approved to substitute for this test. You can find them through the NMC web page:
    http://www.uscg.mil/nmc/gmap/findschool.asp

    Search for "Apprentice Mate (Steersman)" courses. Tghere are also a small number of schools with a shorter course for mariners who already hold Master 200 Tons Near Coastal. Look for these under "Apprentice Mate (Steresman) Upgrade courses, then read the course approval carefully. You need to ensure that the course is approved specifically to take someone who holds Master 200 and get them App. Mate N/C.
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    Default Re: Capt. Cavo question

    Mr Cavo
    there is a wrong link on the NMC web site for the maritime license training co (904) 891-9713

    on this page
    http://www.uscg.mil/nmc/approved_cou...g=Florida#list

    the link take you to a blank page,,,
    http://www.maritmelicensingtraining.com/

    the link should be
    http://maritimelicensetraining.com/

    NO ING



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    Default Re: Capt. Cavo question

    Chief Cavo,
    I already have the 200t Master of Towing, Inland and a 200t Master of any steam or power Near Coastal, (two separate endorsements)
    I applied for a 200t Mate of Towing Near Coastal for which I have time for and actually only need 9 more days to qualify for the 200t Master of Towing, Near Coastal
    NMC said I had to test ROR and Deck Safety at the REC
    I don't believe I need to test based on my current endorsements, but if I do, why can't I test at a closer Sea School test site ?
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