De Ruyter Training & Consultancy B.V. Reviews 644

Great facility in the northern part of the country. Qualified instructors with “at sea” experience.

I have no complaints, everything was super

The way of how the course was done, was very satisfactory.
No dull moments, interactive, and educating.
Enough time for questions, and clear explanations.

The best people with the best and fun trainings

IT was a great experiance at Drtc wel equated staf and great materiaal the acteurs with wonden at the mfa training were very good

Great training facility with modern equipment. Sufficient variety in teaching methods. Very pleased with the fact that the course was given by persons whith plenty of sailing experience or are still actively sailing. Would definitely recommend this facility for future maritime trainings.

Location is good; time planning; trainer; food and drinks

Same as previous time, it was a very pleasant, interesting and positive experience where I learned several new things. Thanks to all the instructors and keep up doing the good job.

Excellent course.
Highly recommended.

The SHEQ Management will also be satisfied with the new knowledge gained in this center. ( I speak on behalf of my colleagues who completed the AFF Refresher course with me.) The presentation is also certainly worth mentioning.

Very nice experience attending the PFSO ISPS course. Jeroen de Winter (Trainer) made sure to explain as good as possible the contents. Everything was really good. Thanks

Theory and practical assignments are well combined and clearly explained.
The experienced instructors made it fun. They also had understanding for us and the situations on board.

I always dread it a bit, but once I get started it turns out to be very useful after all. After 5 days you are completely up-to-date again.

Furthermore, all facilities and catering are excellent.

This was my first interview experience at a Dutch educational center. It was very pleasant that the examiners did not use the tactics of intimidation of the examinee... and so it happens :-)

training was given by trainer with field experience which enhanced the joy ability go the training course.

Great experience and very useful course.

I recently completed an intensive week-course focusing on ship handling and Marine Crew Resource Management (MCRM), and I'm thoroughly impressed with the program's depth and quality. The standout feature of this course was undoubtedly the advanced simulator training, which provided an incredibly realistic and comprehensive learning experience.
We worked with cutting-edge technology that simulated various ports and challenging maritime scenarios, allowing us to practice and refine our skills in a safe, controlled environment. The tug boat simulator, in particular, was a highlight – it offered an incredibly detailed and nuanced simulation that truly tested our ship handling capabilities.
What truly set this course apart was the caliber of the instructors. Their extensive experience was evident in every session. They didn't just teach from a manual; they shared real-world insights, practical knowledge, and personal experiences that brought the training to life. Their depth of knowledge was impressive, and they were able to break down complex maritime concepts into understandable and applicable lessons.
The MCRM component of the course was equally valuable. It went beyond technical skills, focusing on teamwork, communication, and decision-making in high-pressure maritime environments. The scenarios we worked through were realistic and challenged us to think critically and work collaboratively.
For anyone considering maritime training, I recommend this course. It offers a perfect blend of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, all delivered by instructors who are true experts in their field. Whether you're looking to advance your maritime career or improve your professional skills, this course in Flushing provides an outstanding learning opportunity.

Now I understand quite better how the Dutch Low works. But I would like to know it better with different examples of real situations when the Low acts.