About AquaCraft Training

Approved. Experienced. Safety-First.

• AquaCraft is officially approved by Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST) to deliver Boat and PWC (Jetski) license training to the public. Recreational Boating and PWC License courses are provided in line with Marine and Safety Tasmania requirements. MAST Provider Number: MSTTV046.

• We specialize in Recreational Boat License training and Personal Water Craft (PWC) Jetski license endorsement. You can choose from::

  • ✅ Boat License + PWC (Jetski) endorsement

  • ✅ Boat License only

  • ✅ PWC Endorsement only (if you already hold a Boat License)

  
  ⚠️ Practical boat license training is conducted using AquaCraft’s boat which is registered with the Australian Maritime Safety Authority as a commercial training vessel.

  ⚠️ Practical jetski training is currently conducted on the Jetski you provide. If you don’t have access to a jetski, contact us—we may be able to assist.

  Age Requirements

  • Full License (Boat + PWC): Available from age 17+

  • Provisional License (Boat + PWC): Available from 12–16 years, with adult supervision required during training and until full license is attained at 17.
    

  Course Includes

  Pre-Course Learning (Approx. 3 Hours):

  • Online reading: 1–2.5 hours

  • Practice theory test: 20–30 minutes - see practice test.

  This approach ensures every participant arrives with a solid foundation. You can do the practice test more than once. You’ll have time to ask questions before completing your final theory and practical assessments on the day.

  Practical Course (Approx. 6+ Hours):

  • Boat safety, guidelines, and rules

  • Final theory assessment (hard copy test)

  • Practical skills competency assessment

  • NB: Course length may vary depending on group size.

  Getting Your License

  After successfully completing all steps, MAST will email your approval within 2–5 days.
  Take this approval to Service Tasmania to pay for and receive your Boat License and/or PWC Endorsement.

  Responsibilities

This is a practical orientation session only. At all times the responsibility for your own safe practices, the safety of people around you, and protection of yours and other peoples’ equipment lays with the boat skipper.  We can only provide information about good practice. We cannot control your actions.

Always be safe on the water. Maintain and regularly check your boat. Safety induct new people traveling on your vessel - for example - how to fit and use their life-jacket, where to find flares and how/when to use them, and so on. People are depending on you.

More information about your responsibilities and MaST safety information can be found here.