Course Details
This USCG approved course serves in place of testing at the Coast Guard Regional Exam Center. Upon successful completion, mariners qualify for near coastal or inland commercial captain's licenses up to 100 or 200 gross registered tons. Topics include navigation, chart plotting, deck seamanship, deck safety, vessel administration, and rules of the road. The level of license is commensurate with sea time and experience.
This course has two options: classroom or blended learning. The classroom version is 10 days in the classroom. The blended learning version combines a week's worth of self-paced online instruction with 6 days in the classroom. Additional time is necessary for those completing the 200-ton upgrade module.
This course has two options: classroom or blended learning. The classroom version is 10 days in the classroom. The blended learning version combines a week's worth of self-paced online instruction with 6 days in the classroom. Additional time is necessary for those completing the 200-ton upgrade module.
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If you are already enrolled in the blended learning version of the class (e.g. one-week in the classroom), please visit the online classroom to enroll and begin to complete your modules. You will be issued a syllabus and a password for free access approximately one month before the classroom portion begins. Contact the instructor with any questions about this process.
The course is often conducted in conjunction with courses for the sailing endorsement, assistance towing endorsement, CPR/First Aid, and the 200-ton upgrade module for those interested. Completing the course does not guarantee a license, all final license decisions are up to the Coast Guard National Maritime Center. License Requirements:
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