RSS Feed      Printer Friendly      Email It     PDF Version    Bookmark del.icio.us    Diggs

    NORTH VANCOUVER, BC, August 23, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- QuickNAV Boating School, which offers boating instruction to both commercial and pleasure boat clients, has moved from Granville Island to its new premises in North Vancouver, BC. This new location offers a modern, air-conditioned teaching environment.

QuickNAV Boating School offers services to the boating community both for commercial, non-pleasure and pleasure craft.

Courses are:
- Simulaten Electronic Navigation
- Navigation
- Marine Emergency Duties (MED A3)
- Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP
- VHF Radio ROC-M
- Chartwork
- Pleasure Craft Operator Certificate (PCOC)
- Power Boat Handling and private instruction

For more information visit http://www.quicknav.com or call 604-681-7949.


---
Press release service and press release distribution provided by http://www.24-7pressrelease.com

# # #

Press Release Keywords:

• med a3, svop, boating licence, pcoc, vhf, radio.boating, power, boating licence, license, fishing, guides

Read more Press Releases from Ron Snelgrove:

• QuickNAV Boating School Becomes QuickNAV Marine Training Centre (QMTC) Incorporated

Other Press Release Headlines:

• Debate Over Supplemental Security Income Benefits for Disabled Children
• Technology Meets the Constitution
• Pardee's Hampton Lane Plan 1 Entices Homeshoppers with Great Room Living and Inviting Front Porches
• Fitness Expert Jillian Michaels Interviews John Spencer Ellis on Fitness and Wellness on New Radio Show
• Design Mobile Websites Is Excited to Announce Express Mobile Sites Design Service!
• Wendel Rosen Partner William Acevedo Appointed Vice President of Regional Parks Foundation Board
• Don't Kick the Police Officer Who Pulls You Over for a Traffic Violation
• Patricia Gerbarg MD Discusses Alternative Mental Health Treatments for Families of Children with Special Needs February 12, 2012 on Your Beautiful Child Radio
• MyBinding.com Partners With Fellowes to Release New American-Made Paper Shredders
• NJ Storming Robots High School Robotics Team Wins NASA Satellite Competition on ISS