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Craft Operator Card!
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Classroom Courses
To obtain your boating license in a classroom setting, please select your province below:
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland
- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
- Saskatchewan
Boat Operator Card Information
The Pleasure Craft Operator Card
The boat operator license is obtained after having completed
an accredited boat operator course
and receiving a score of at least 75% on a Transport Canada accredited Boater Exam®.
Experienced boaters have the option of
taking our accredited test without completing a course. Your
Pleasure Craft Operator Card needs to only be obtained once and is valid
for life.
We are an accredited course provider approved by Transport Canada to issue the Pleasure Craft Operator Card to those who successfully pass our Boating Safety Course and Boater Exam®.
Boating license information
Attention Ontario Boaters!
Through our partnership with BoaterExam.com, we now offer classroom courses for Ontario Boating License throughout the province!
Boating Safety Resources
AAA Boating Safety Course Study Guide
Please read through our freely available Boating Safety Study Guide which includes information on water safety, boating terminology, boating signage and more.
Boater Exam® Practice Resources
Pleasure Craft Operator Card Practice Quiz
A practice quiz consisting of 10 questions meant to question your knowledge of boating safety.
Pleasure Craft Operator Card Practice Exam
Use our practice Boater Exam® to prepare for the actual test, 36 questions and a required 75% in order to pass.
Safety & Boating Articles
PFDs (Personal Flotation Devices)
An approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD) can be used on all pleasure craft in place of a SOLAS, Standard or Small Vessel lifejacket or life vest, according to Canadian Small Vessel Regulations.
Life jackets and regulations in Canada
Life jackets don’t just help keep you safe, they are required by law in Canada.