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Instead of $59.95, for a limited time you pay only $29.95 for everything (the official online boater course, the official boater exam, and the official boater license - also called the Pleasure Craft Operator Card). Plus: You pay only AFTER you pass the official boater test. Welcome aboard!

Why pay more? Right?

Our online boater training system and online boater testing system are free services; Candidates only pay a fee when they wish to order their freecourse.ca PCOC (Pleasure Craft Operator Card).

To order a PCOC from freecourse.ca, one must first pass the Transport Canada approved seven-part online PCOC course at our web site followed by a Transport Canada Boating Safety Test.

When you pass the online test, our system will allow you to order one or more copies of your Pleasure Craft Operator Card. The first card is $29.95 (+ tax) and additional cards if ordered at the same time cost $6.95 (+ tax). Taxes are assigned based on the address to which your PCOC(s) will be forwarded.

When completing the online form to order a PCOC, it is important that clients carefully review their personal information (name, mailing address, and date of birth) before submitting an order to buy one or more PCOCs.

When you pass your test, you can go to Step 3 to pay for your PCOC(s). Payment can be made in either of two ways:

  • By credit card - You can pay for your boater card(s) by Visa, MasterCard, or American Express. This is a 100% safe process with a high level of security and encryption.
  • By cheque or money order - Once you have passed the PCOC exam, you can send us a cheque or money order made out to freecourse.ca. The first card in your order will cost $29.95 + GST and HST as applicable in your province. Additional cards ordered at the same time are $6.95 + tax.

Contact Us

Mailing address:
422 Halldon Place,
Ottawa, ON, K2B 7B8

E-mail:
support@freecourse.ca

Speak to an actual person:
613-791-4521
Mon – Sun, 6AM - 10PM EST

Wear It!

Failure to wear a flotation device is the leading contributing factor in boating fatalities. When on the water, the single-most important thing that you can do to prevent drowning is to always wear a properly adjusted PFD or lifejacket of appropriate type, size, and fit.

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