Boating Is More Than Fun

It’s a Responsibility

Boating offers freedom, adventure, and the chance to escape the everyday. It’s about connecting with nature, spending quality time with family and friends, and creating unforgettable memories.

But as more vessels take to our waterways, the risks increase — collisions, capsizing, and swamping are real dangers.

Confidence is Good. Competence is Essential.

Know the Law. Stay Safe.

In NSW, boating safety isn’t optional.
Since 1 June 2009, anyone aged 12 years and over operating a powered vessel capable of 10 knots or more must complete both theory and practical training to obtain a boat licence.

Even a small outboard (around 5–6hp) falls into this category.

Train the Right Way

The smartest decision you can make?

👉 Choose our Registered Training Organisation (RTO)
👉 Complete an accredited Boat Licence Course with us

You’ll gain:

1. Practical, hands-on boat handling skills 
2. Essential safety knowledge 
3. Emergency response techniques 
4. Confidence to operate in real-world conditions 
5. No Logbooks required 
6. No other exams

Take It Further — Build Real Seamanship

Already enjoying time on the water?

Advance your skills with specialised courses:

• Advanced Boat Handling
• Navigation at Night
• Marine Radio Operation
• Sea Survival Skills
• Coxswain & Deckhand Pathways

Why Training Matters

Boating isn’t just about getting from A to B — it’s about:

• Protecting your crew
• Making the right decisions under pressure
• Understanding changing conditions
• Returning home safely, every time

Take Control of Your Boating Future

Don’t leave safety to chance.

Whether you’re brand new or ready to step up your skills:

👉 Enrol today
👉 Learn from experienced professionals
👉 Build confidence that lasts a lifetime

Confidence on the water starts with training on the water.

Sea School Marine Training

Since 2002, SEA SCHOOL has successfully trained over 15,000 students. Our professional marine educators, along with a straight forward presentation, will help you to achieve a successful result in the Maritime test. 

Literacy- Language and learning difficulties are not catered for. You must be able to read English to attempt the Roads and Maritime Services test. If you have reading and writing difficulties contact Roads and Maritime Services on 13 22 13 and given time, they can arrange a remedial teacher or interpreter at any Roads and Maritime Services office. 

Upon completion of the training, present the Sea School Central Coast Course Completion Report, completed Logbook and your 100 points of identification along with your payment fee to a NSW Services office and obtain your boat licence. It’s that simple!

 Notices

Central Coast Divers ABN 15971198063 trading under Trustees for the Diaz Family Trust- ACN 125789175 is an authorised Nominated Representative of Sea School International Pty Ltd, ABN 27140038713 and RTO Number 91732 and is approved by NSW Maritime to provide practical boat training and/or knowledge testing for the NSW general boat driving licence and PWC driving licence.

We strive to ensure your success completing our programs, should you be unhappy with the program, its structure, delivery or content, this PDF details the Complaints and Appeals Policy and steps to take should you not be satisfied with our programs.