BoaterExam Alabama Launches Interactive Boater Education Course
Posted on: Wednesday, 10 June 2009, 09:47 CDT
Successfully completing the online boating safety coursework
allows students to obtain the
"We are extremely excited about this new course process," said
BoaterExam.com course participants learn about boat classifications, hull designs, motors, legal requirements for registration and equipment, navigation rules, basic safety regulations and waterway marking systems all in a narrative fashion with more than 300 original illustrations and 150 animated video clips. Each of the course's seven chapters is followed by chapter summaries and practice quizzes. Students also have access to BoaterExam.com's industry exclusive toll-free customer service help line (1-866-764-2628) from
All persons 12 years of age and older who operate a motorized vessel on
"Online education programs such BoaterExam.com provide an opportunity for people to be trained and educated in boating safety techniques through an online study guide that is animated and narrated," said
The BoaterExam.com course and final exam is free: students pay a one-time fee of
SOURCE BoaterExam.com
Source: PR Newswire
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