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"education is mandatory" -
boaters must have passed at least a boating safety course before they
may operate a vessel.
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"proctored, boating safety course" -
a
boater education program conducted by an administrator, in a classroom
setting. Examples include programs offered by state and local marine
patrols, USCG Auxiliaries, and U.S. Power Squadron chapters.
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"non-proctored, boating safety course" -
a
boater education program that is not conducted by an administrator,
outside of a classroom setting. Examples include home-study courses and
internet courses.
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"no
mandatory educational requirements" -
boaters are not required to complete any boating safety courses before
they may operate a vessel.
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"boaters may complete either non-proctored or proctored boating safety
courses for certification" -
state
requirements for boater education are fulfilled by either proctored or
non-proctored programs - it is at the boater's discretion to avail
themselves of either option.
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correct, as of .
To be absolutely certain regarding the specifics of boating laws in your
state, please contact your local Boating Education or Department of
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