Get your official Vermont Boater Education Certificate with a convenient, affordable course.
Get your official Vermont Boater Education Certificate with a convenient, affordable course.
Recademics.com is an official delegated provider of the Vermont State Police.
This course has been designed as a provider, created in collaboration with, and approved by the Vermont State Police for the Vermont Boater Education Card.
It’s the law in Vermont! In Vermont, if you were born after January 1, 1974, you must complete a boater safety course.
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Get on the water with our fast and affordable online course. Officially approved by VSP and the National Association of Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA), this Vermont boating course ensures you master essential boating safety skills and know local Vermont boating laws. Upon completion, you will receive your Boater Education Card (commonly referred to as the Vermont Boating License).
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Learn Vermont boating laws, focusing on rules, registration, and safety. This knowledge is essential for responsible and enjoyable boating while preserving Vermont waterways.
Finish the course and get your certification immediately, so you can start boating right away.
Don't break the bank for boater education. Our course is budget-friendly, ensuring you can spend more money on the fun stuff, boating!
This course is filled with interactive learning challenges, real life examples, and engaging videos that'll have you hooked from the first click.
Enjoy peace of mind with live customer support. We don’t expect you’ll need it, but in the rare case you do, we’ll be here to answer your call.
A Vermont VSP-approved boater safety course is designed to teach the fundamentals of safe boating. It covers navigation rules, federal and Vermont boating laws, safety equipment, and responsible boating practices. The course aims to reduce boating incidents on Vermont waterways.
In Vermont, if you were born after January 1, 1974, you must complete a boater safety course. Regardless of Vermont law, the Vermont State Police encourages all boaters get the Boater Education Card to stay familiar with Vermont laws and regulations.
All states and Canada recognize the Vermont Boater Education Card received from courses that are NASBLA (National Association of State Boating Law Administrators) approved. This is known as Reciprocity.
The Vermont boating course typically takes 3 hours if taken online. The online format allows Vermont users to complete it at their own pace, starting and stopping as needed. Set aside a weekend for Vermont State Police sanctioned in-person courses.
The cost can vary depending on the course you choose. Most VSP-approved courses are $35 – $60. The Recademics course for Vermont is $39.95 and has a pass guarantee. If you don’t pass, you get your money back.
Yes, to receive a Vermont Boater Education Card, you must pass a final exam at the end of the course. The passing score is typically 80%.
After completing the course and passing the final exam, you will receive your Vermont Boater Education Card by email, download, or mail, depending on the VSP’s process.
Recademics offers instant certification, allowing you to download a digital certificate.
The Vermont Boater Education Card does not expire and is valid for life.
Yes, most course providers in Vermont allow you to retake the exam if you do not pass on your first attempt. Recademics has a pass guarantee. You can retake the Vermont boating exam and course for free if you fail the first time or get your money back.
If you lose your Vermont Boater Education Card, you should contact the provider that issued your certificate or the state in which you were certified. There may be a process and fee for issuing a replacement.
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