Boater Education Classroom Course - 04/17/2021 - (976002)
Class #976002
This course is no longer available for registration.
Back to results
Apr 17
08:00 am - 04:30 pm
Seabrook Volunteer Fire Department
Seabrook Volunteer Fire Department, 1850 E. Meyer Ave.
Seabrook , TX 77586
The Seabrook Volunteer Fire Department is one block East of Hwy. 146 on E. Meyer. West of Hwy. 146 the street name changes to Repsdorph Rd. There is a traffic light at the intersection of 146 and E. Meyer with a McDonalds on the Northeast corner. Get directions
Instructor: Frederick Steves
E-mail: fred@fredsteves.com
Seabrook Volunteer Fire Department, 1850 E. Meyer Ave.
Seabrook , TX 77586
The Seabrook Volunteer Fire Department is one block East of Hwy. 146 on E. Meyer. West of Hwy. 146 the street name changes to Repsdorph Rd. There is a traffic light at the intersection of 146 and E. Meyer with a McDonalds on the Northeast corner. Get directions
Instructor: Frederick Steves
E-mail: fred@fredsteves.com
About the Course
Anyone born on or after September 1, 1993 who wishes to operate certain vessels on the public waterways of Texas. See Water Safety Act for details. Boating courses are taught by TPWD Boater Education certified instructors, US Coast Guard Auxiliary and game wardens. With more and more people enjoying the lakes and rivers every year, it's important, for everyone, that boaters educate themselves on boating skills and seamanship. All classes are a minimum of six hours. More questions? Check our FAQ page.
This course is taught by US Coast Guard Auxiliary.
One-Day Saturday Boating Class Time: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Cost: Course fee: $35 per person (includes lunch and $10 state certification fee).
Registration: Register and pay on this website.
Prepayment required: 
Click and pay with credit card.
Click and pay with credit card.Age: Minimum age is 13 to receive state certification.
State Certification: Successful completion of the course fulfills the Texas boater education requirements and entitles you to state certification from Texas Parks & Wildlife. State Certification is mandatory in Texas for boaters born on or after September 1, 1993 (currently age 27 and under) operating power vessels more than 15 horsepower or windblown vessels over 14 ft.
Boating topics covered in the state certification courses include boating terms, state & federal requirements, trailering, navigation rules, aids to navigation, boat handling, knots, emergencies and more.
Need More Information: Fred Steves, 713-703-9982, fred.steves@rtspecialty.com