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Title: Miami Sailing School Unveils Definitive Guide to Sailing Internationally with ASA IPC and Resume-first Approvals

Miami, Florida, United States, 15th Aug 2025 — Miami Sailing School announced the release of Sailing Internationally│Embark on a Thrilling International Sailing Adventure, a comprehensive guide that demystifies the credentials and experience needed to skipper bareboat charters around the world. The resource explains regional requirements, clarifies how the American Sailing Association (ASA) International Proficiency Certificate (IPC) functions abroad, and shows why a detailed sailing résumé remains the most powerful tool for charter approvals. What the Guide Covers No Universal License: There is no single global license for recreational sailors. Requirements vary by region due to local laws, insurance standards, and charter-company policies.Europe (Mediterranean Focus): The region most likely to require formal proof of competence. The ICC is the local standard; for U.S. sailors, the ASA IPC generally serves the same purpose when paired with a strong sailing résumé.North America & Caribbean: Typically no legal licensing mandate for private or bareboat charters under 100 GT; charter companies vet skippers based on résumés and certifications such as ASA 104. Many insurers still prefer to see an internationally recognized credential like the ASA IPC. French Polynesia: Generally résumé-based approvals with possible on-site check rides. Formal international certificates are not typically mandated for bareboat charters under 24 meters, though an ASA IPC can streamline approvals—especially with European-operated fleets. Why the ASA IPC + Résumé Combo WorksThe guide underscores how the ASA IPC often satisfies European charter expectations while a current, specific sailing résumé proves real-world capability. Recommended résumé elements include:Boat s...

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