A: Yes, several insurance companies offer up to 10% discount to all students that graduate from our school. It also includes other insurance underwriters. They are looking for numbered certificates designating the vessel type.

A: No, only customer’s boats are used and you must be certified aboard your own vessel that you demonstrate all skill sets to the minimum proficiency. Insurance company does not cover unnamed drivers to personal owner’s policies.

A: The non on-water portions of the course are virtual via Zoom.

A: Many boat drivers are self-taught and may have picked up bad habits driving their own boats, seat times or experience is better stated as exposure. Just because you have driven your boats for many years does not make you a good driver with good skills, you may have many years of bad habits and worse is you have developed confidence in your bad habits. We teach you the correct driving skill sets for every facet of every condition while at speed.

A: Yes, you do. Anything over 75MPH require certification. You must pass a written test and on water skill test.

A: The classroom session may have multiple students. All on water work is done one on one. Note: expenses are divided equally amongst the number of class participant.

A: We will evaluate all options. If time allows the instructor may remain on site at cost and attempt to complete the course. A $1000.00 reschedule fee plus actual travel expenses will apply if the instructor has to return for course completion. It’s important that your boat is well prepared to begin this course; this is the customer’s obligation.

A: We cannot control Mother Nature but we have done the course in some rain or very cold weather. If the weather does not allow we can stay on site and wait at extra expense but this very rarely happens.