Saviez-vous que notre carte d’opérateur est valable aux États-Unis ?

6 decembre, 2024

Le cours de CCEP de CanBoat / NautiSavoir (les CPS-ECP) est accrédité par Transports Canada et approuvé par l’Association nationale des administrateurs du droit nautique d’État (NASBLA, National Association of State Boating Law Administrators ).

NASBLA représente les administrateurs du droit nautique pour tous les États et territoires des États-Unis. La validation officielle de NASBLA nous permet d’apposer leur logo sur notre carte. Cette approbation est accompagnée d’une reconnaissance officielle de la part de la Garde côtière américaine.

John Gullick,
CanBoat / NautiSavoir gestionnaire des programmes spéciaux

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