Boat Licence Courses - Victorian Boat Training and Licence Centre

How do I Get a Licence?

Getting a Marine Boat Licence and/or PWC / Jet Ski Licence is so easy!

Attend one of our courses and when you pass the TSV test, we give you a TSV Certificate.

Take the TSV Certificate to VicRoads within 12 months. No appointment necessary – just turn up.

Pay your 5 year licence fee (about $200) for 5 years, have your photograph taken.

You now have your Marine Boat and / or Jet Ski Licence.

Please note: VicRoads have Eligibility Requirements such as health, eyesight and previous licence situations. Please ensure that you comply with these requirements before you attend our course.

How Much Does it Cost?

The course costs are :-

- - General Marine Licence (over 16 & adult boat licence) is only $130 Inc GST
  - General Marine Licence with PWC (Jet Ski ) endorsement also only $130 Inc GST
  - Restricted Marine Licence – boat licence only (for 12 to 15 yo) also only $130 Inc GST (this is the same 4 hour course as the above courses)
  - PWC ( Jet Ski ) Endorsement only Course is only $90 Inc GST
  (PWC Endorsement ONLY for those (16 yo and over) and ALREADY HOLD a General Marine Licence)

What do I need to Bring?

You must bring the following to the course

IDENTIFICATION: A current VICTORIAN DRIVER’S LICENCE / L PERMIT OR PASSPORT

or BIRTH CERTIFICATE and MEDICARE card / School ID card.

You will also be required to show your COVID vaccination passport or medical exemption as required by Government regulations.

A summary of the required IDENTIFICATION documents for you to bring to the course are:

Option A: A current VICTORIAN DRIVER’S LICENCE / LEARNER’S PERMIT OR Option B: ONE PRIMARY document AND ONE SECONDARY document

A PRIMARY document is one of the following:

Your Australian Passport, your Overseas Passport, Australian Birth Certificate (not Birth Extract)

A SECONDARY document is one of the following:

Medicare Card, (family card with your name listed), Student Identity card, Pensioner Concession card, Department of Veteran’s Affairs card, current entitlement card issued by the Commonwealth, credit card or account card from a bank, building society or credit union, state or federal government employee photo ID card.