Licence readyin just2 months
by answering 5 short questions
Trained>120 students
Online or on-sitein Russian, Serbian and English
We workacross Serbia
each one unlocks the next
in a Q&A format
nautical terms + checklists
we gather every paper together
Complete the online course and pass theory at the Belgrade harbour master's office
— that is enough to get your licence and set off on your own trips on the water!
The ICC Inland (I) / Motor (M) we prepare you for is an international certificate. It confirms the right to skipper a motor vessel on inland waterways of UNECE countries that have adopted Resolution 40.
1 dayWe tell you which papers you need for a licence in Serbia and help you collect them.
30 daysYou complete 7 online modules: video lessons, presentations, quizzes, a nautical glossary and regular Q&A with mentors.
1 dayWe run a tougher mock exam so you can judge your readiness and walk into the real test with confidence.
3 daysYou get a step-by-step plan — when to go, where, and with what.
14 daysAn oral exam of 15–30 minutes; two weeks later you receive the Serbian category B licence.
* Every 2 weeks
14 daysDone! You now hold an international licence!
Passing the exam depends on your responsible approach to the course.
If you do not pass first time, we stay with you and give free access to the next cohort.
One course. Plans except Forever keep charging until you cancel.
Every plan includes
1How often should we charge?
Subscription billing. Charges repeat until you cancel. Forever is a one-time payment.
19 € / 1 day · 39 € / 1 month · 59 € / 2 months · 149 € / 6 months · 249 € / 1 year. 349 € is a one-time forever payment. Cancel any time.
The licence opens a whole world — rivers, canals and lakes in many countries, your own routes, stories and adventures.
With an ICC you can charter yachts up to 20 metres and go out with a crew of up to 12.
— a remarkable, genuinely thrilling sport, like Formula 1 or equestrian sport.
It gives you freedom and a sense of being one with nature.
We talk about yachting in a way that makes it impossible not to fall in love with it. Our energy, inspiration and honesty pass on to students. Everyone who arrives feels it at once.
What earns respect is the serious approach to training — no shortcuts, a full grasp of the responsibility for people who will later skipper a yacht or a boat on their own, and whose knowledge and skills the lives of their crew and passengers depend on.
Reviews: Zhenya PichuginThe school lets you learn everything from your own experience. A minimum of dull lectures (you still need some theory before you go on the water) and a maximum of practice. You can make mistakes and correct them, while still feeling that the instructor will not let a real emergency happen. That is how useful experience is built. After the exam I realised I had not sat it for the instructor, but for myself — am I ready to leave the marina on my own and take responsibility for the people on board.
Reviews: Sergey KravchenkoI liked that the training never let me get bored — that is how you keep the motivation to finish. Practising emergencies on the water stood out. And the rush on the drills, when the boat heels to 45 degrees and it feels as if the gunwale is about to go under.
Reviews: Pyotr MishinThe beginners' course flew by. Every session brought enough impressions that I never got bored. Only eight classes — and in that time they taught me the essentials of handling a sailing boat and prepared me for emergencies on board. That matters: once you leave the marina you are alone with the elements, and they will not wait while you think.
Reviews: Nikolai ZakharovBrilliant — I got more than I expected. I came for the licence, already having some yachting experience, and left with real practice you cannot get from theory or simulators, plus a great community.
Reviews: Vika VvedenskayaI arrived as a complete beginner and left able to handle a yacht, with real confidence on the water. The atmosphere is friendly: any question is welcome. Practice is adrenaline and joy. Thank you to the team for the professionalism and patience.
Reviews: AlinaI had always wanted to skipper a yacht — NAVA made it real. The instructors explain hard things in plain language, and the group became friends. Practice on the Danube at sunset is magic. I am a captain now.
Reviews: KatyaNAVA is excellent. The people are genuinely into it. I expected dull theory and instead looked forward to every lecture. I was scared on the water at first; calm explanations took that away fast. Now I look at boats and understand what is going on.
Reviews: VeronikaA strong school. The ICC training is clear and tight. The teachers know their craft; I passed the exam first time. Recommend it if you want a licence and real sailing skill, not just a card.
Reviews: AlexanderI am delighted. I did not expect yachting to pull me in like this. The team honestly loves the work — you feel it. Being underway with the wind in the sails is beyond words. I am already planning next season.
Reviews: YanaA lot of practice and attention for everyone. I did not expect to improve so much in a short time. I feel confident on the water now. Recommend it.
Reviews: NAVA studentThe best decision I made this year. I am not an athlete and thought it would be hard. Wanting it is enough: they explain until it clicks. The community is great — there is always someone to go sailing with after the course.
Reviews: LizaWhat earns respect is the serious approach to training — no shortcuts, a full grasp of the responsibility for people who will later skipper a yacht or a boat on their own, and whose knowledge and skills the lives of their crew and passengers depend on.
Reviews: Zhenya PichuginThe school lets you learn everything from your own experience. A minimum of dull lectures (you still need some theory before you go on the water) and a maximum of practice. You can make mistakes and correct them, while still feeling that the instructor will not let a real emergency happen. That is how useful experience is built. After the exam I realised I had not sat it for the instructor, but for myself — am I ready to leave the marina on my own and take responsibility for the people on board.
Reviews: Sergey KravchenkoI liked that the training never let me get bored — that is how you keep the motivation to finish. Practising emergencies on the water stood out. And the rush on the drills, when the boat heels to 45 degrees and it feels as if the gunwale is about to go under.
Reviews: Pyotr MishinThe beginners' course flew by. Every session brought enough impressions that I never got bored. Only eight classes — and in that time they taught me the essentials of handling a sailing boat and prepared me for emergencies on board. That matters: once you leave the marina you are alone with the elements, and they will not wait while you think.
Reviews: Nikolai ZakharovBrilliant — I got more than I expected. I came for the licence, already having some yachting experience, and left with real practice you cannot get from theory or simulators, plus a great community.
Reviews: Vika VvedenskayaI arrived as a complete beginner and left able to handle a yacht, with real confidence on the water. The atmosphere is friendly: any question is welcome. Practice is adrenaline and joy. Thank you to the team for the professionalism and patience.
Reviews: AlinaI had always wanted to skipper a yacht — NAVA made it real. The instructors explain hard things in plain language, and the group became friends. Practice on the Danube at sunset is magic. I am a captain now.
Reviews: KatyaNAVA is excellent. The people are genuinely into it. I expected dull theory and instead looked forward to every lecture. I was scared on the water at first; calm explanations took that away fast. Now I look at boats and understand what is going on.
Reviews: VeronikaA strong school. The ICC training is clear and tight. The teachers know their craft; I passed the exam first time. Recommend it if you want a licence and real sailing skill, not just a card.
Reviews: AlexanderI am delighted. I did not expect yachting to pull me in like this. The team honestly loves the work — you feel it. Being underway with the wind in the sails is beyond words. I am already planning next season.
Reviews: YanaA lot of practice and attention for everyone. I did not expect to improve so much in a short time. I feel confident on the water now. Recommend it.
Reviews: NAVA studentThe best decision I made this year. I am not an athlete and thought it would be hard. Wanting it is enough: they explain until it clicks. The community is great — there is always someone to go sailing with after the course.
Reviews: LizaWhat earns respect is the serious approach to training — no shortcuts, a full grasp of the responsibility for people who will later skipper a yacht or a boat on their own, and whose knowledge and skills the lives of their crew and passengers depend on.
Reviews: Zhenya PichuginThe school lets you learn everything from your own experience. A minimum of dull lectures (you still need some theory before you go on the water) and a maximum of practice. You can make mistakes and correct them, while still feeling that the instructor will not let a real emergency happen. That is how useful experience is built. After the exam I realised I had not sat it for the instructor, but for myself — am I ready to leave the marina on my own and take responsibility for the people on board.
Reviews: Sergey KravchenkoI liked that the training never let me get bored — that is how you keep the motivation to finish. Practising emergencies on the water stood out. And the rush on the drills, when the boat heels to 45 degrees and it feels as if the gunwale is about to go under.
Reviews: Pyotr MishinThe beginners' course flew by. Every session brought enough impressions that I never got bored. Only eight classes — and in that time they taught me the essentials of handling a sailing boat and prepared me for emergencies on board. That matters: once you leave the marina you are alone with the elements, and they will not wait while you think.
Reviews: Nikolai ZakharovBrilliant — I got more than I expected. I came for the licence, already having some yachting experience, and left with real practice you cannot get from theory or simulators, plus a great community.
Reviews: Vika VvedenskayaI arrived as a complete beginner and left able to handle a yacht, with real confidence on the water. The atmosphere is friendly: any question is welcome. Practice is adrenaline and joy. Thank you to the team for the professionalism and patience.
Reviews: AlinaI had always wanted to skipper a yacht — NAVA made it real. The instructors explain hard things in plain language, and the group became friends. Practice on the Danube at sunset is magic. I am a captain now.
Reviews: KatyaNAVA is excellent. The people are genuinely into it. I expected dull theory and instead looked forward to every lecture. I was scared on the water at first; calm explanations took that away fast. Now I look at boats and understand what is going on.
Reviews: VeronikaA strong school. The ICC training is clear and tight. The teachers know their craft; I passed the exam first time. Recommend it if you want a licence and real sailing skill, not just a card.
Reviews: AlexanderI am delighted. I did not expect yachting to pull me in like this. The team honestly loves the work — you feel it. Being underway with the wind in the sails is beyond words. I am already planning next season.
Reviews: YanaA lot of practice and attention for everyone. I did not expect to improve so much in a short time. I feel confident on the water now. Recommend it.
Reviews: NAVA studentThe best decision I made this year. I am not an athlete and thought it would be hard. Wanting it is enough: they explain until it clicks. The community is great — there is always someone to go sailing with after the course.
Reviews: LizaBut if you want, you can learn practical skills with us too.
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