Interactive Kansas Boating License Course
The fastest Kansas boaters safety course—no timers! ilearntoboat.com is a delegated boating safety provider for the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
You need boating education in Kansas if you are between 12 and 20 years old; are unaccompanied; and will be operating a motorized vessel, personal watercraft (PWC), or sailboat.
This course is approved by the state of Kansas and, once successfully completed, will result in your Kansas Boating License.
How to Get your Boating License in 4 Easy Steps
Step 1
est. 2–3 mins
Sign Up
Sign up for your ilearntoboat® student account, pay for the course, and get started right away.
Step 2
est. 3–4 hrs
Study & Pass the Online Course
Learn at your own pace on any device. We automatically save your progress, whether you take the course on desktop, tablet or mobile.
Step 3
est. 1–5 mins
Print Your Temp Card Immediately
You're able to print your temporary boating license as soon as you've passed the online exam.
Step 4
est. 0 mins
Go Boating!
Time to make waves! You can now legally and confidently operate a boat.
Get Started
Start your interactive Boater Safety Course now and get your boating license 2–3 times faster than other courses.
Why Take This Course?
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The Boating Education Certificate
The Boating Education Certificate (often referred to as "Kansas Boating License" or "Kansas Boater Education Card") is proof that you have successfully completed all state-mandated boater education requirements.
Vessel operators who are required to have a Boating Education Certificate must carry their card on board the vessel and have it available for inspection by enforcement officers.
The Only Approved Interactive Boater Safety Course in Kansas
This interactive course was developed in accordance with the standards set forth by NASBLA as well as meets the requirements of the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
Official course provider approved by:
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
512 SE 25th Ave.
Pratt, KS 67124
Get Started
Start your interactive Boater Safety Course now and get your boating license 2–3 times faster than other courses.
The Only Gamified Interactive Course
Kansas-Approved Boater Safety Education
Our interactive boater safety course satisfies all boater education requirements established by NASBLA and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
No Minimum Time Requirements
Students complete our interactive courses faster than our traditional courses. Why? There are no timers—ever!
Complete the Course in Under 3 Hours
Instruction that engages the brain using both words and images has been shown to significantly increase student retention and comprehension. When you combine interactive learning with no minimum time requirement, it’s easy to understand why many of our students complete their boater education in under 3 hours!
Real-Life Situations
Make choices for your character that will earn you awards and allow you to move through levels by applying what you’ve learned about boater safety throughout the challenges.
Role-Playing Simulations
We made sure to include plenty of mini-games and realistic simulations to keep you engaged along the way. Earn achievement badges as you master trip planning, emergency preparation, and safety operations. Crack all of the levels, and you will be awarded your boating education certificate.
Kansas Boating Laws and Regulations
Kansas law requires boater education for all boaters born on or after Jan. 1, 1989, to operate a motorized vessel, PWC, or sailboat.
Once the Kansas-approved boater education requirements are complete, students will receive their Kansas Boating Education Certificate.
Kansas Age and Operator Restrictions
No one under the age of 12 years may operate any motorized vessel, including (PWC) on Kansas waters without a direct and audible supervision even if they have completed an approved boater safety education course.
Exemptions to Kansas Boater Education Requirements
Operators operating a motorized vessel, PWC, or sailboat are exempt from needing to get their boating license if he or she is accompanied by a person 18 years of age or older who either:
- Possesses a certificate of completion of an approved boater safety education course or…
- Is legally exempt from the requirement to complete a course because they are 21 years or older.
Get Started
Start your interactive Boater Safety Course now and get your boating license 2–3 times faster than other courses.
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Kansas Boating License FAQs
Price and Payment
- How much does the Kansas ilearntoboat Course cost?
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The Kansas ilearntoboat Course fee is $54.95.
Taking the Course
- Do you need Kansas Boating education?
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You need boating education in Kansas if you are between 12 and 20 years old, are unaccompanied, and will be operating a PWC, powerboat, or sailboat.
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Are there any age or operator restrictions for boating in Kansas?
- What is the minimum age to take this online course?
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There is no minimum age requirement to take this online course.
- Do I have to be a resident to take the Kansas ilearntoboat Course?
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You do not have to be a resident of Kansas to take this online course.
Course Approval and Acceptance
- Is the Kansas ilearntoboat Course approved by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks?
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The Kansas ilearntoboat Course is approved and accepted by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
- Is my Kansas Boating Education Certificate accepted elsewhere?
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For visiting boaters, all states, territories, and provinces will recognize boating education cards that meet NASBLA requirements and Canadian Pleasure Craft Operator Cards that meet Transport Canada's requirements.
Quizzes and/or Exams
- Do I have to take an online exam?
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The Certification Exam is the exam you take at the end of the online course. You must score at least 84% on the exam to pass. You have unlimited attempts to pass the exam. If you don’t complete the exam in one session, don’t worry. When you log in later, you will be taken to the first unanswered question of the exam.
About Your Certification
- What is the proof of online Kansas ilearntoboat Course completion?
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Once you pass and pay for the online course, you will be able to immediately print out the Temporary Boater Education Certificate. This is your proof of online course completion. You can print the Temporary Boater Education Certificate right then, and/or request that a PDF be emailed to you. This certificate EXPIRES 90 days after course completion.
- What is the permanent Kansas Boating Education Certificate?
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The Boating Education Certificate is proof that you have successfully completed all the education requirements. The Boating Education Certificate will arrive within 2-3 weeks after you complete all certification requirements.
Replacement of Lost or Damaged Documents
- How do I replace my Boating Education Certificate if I’ve lost it or it has been damaged?
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To replace a lost, destroyed, or damaged Boating Education Certificate, go to https://ilostmycard.com/.
Customer Service
Your ilearntoboat course comes with a dedicated customer service team made up of real people, not robots. We’re here to provide assistance to you through all channels—phone, email, and chat.
We’re available to help you:
Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. CST, and
Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST
1-800-830-2268 (toll free)
