See the school and joinA clear path into yacht work
Learn how to build sea time, plan your license, develop real boat skills, and start looking for paid yacht work, even if you have no industry contacts.
Inside: the full plan, real boat training, and a private captain community with guidance from Captain Eddie.
A 90-day license is possible, but not automatic. You need enough sea time, must complete the work, and must meet all U.S. Coast Guard requirements.
Real people. Real progress.
These students started from different places. Their stories show what can happen when someone follows the lessons and does the work.
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These are individual experiences, not promises. Your results depend on your work, skills, location, sea time, and available jobs.
Waiting has a cost
Every month spent wondering where to begin is another month without a clear license plan, better boat skills, or new industry contacts.
You do not need to know everything today. You need to take the right next step.
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What happens inside?
Captain Eddie explains how the school works, what members receive, and how the lessons help aspiring captains move forward.
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Picture the work
Go behind the scenes of Captain Andy’s full eight-hour charter in Aruba. See the preparation, responsibility, guest experience, and lifestyle for yourself.
See how the training works →The change you are working toward
The school provides education, guidance, and support. It does not guarantee a license, job, or income.
Whatever your starting point
Learn safe ways to begin building it and how to keep an accurate record.
Learn who to meet, what to say, and how to follow up without sounding lost.
Take lessons at your own pace, then make time for the practice and sea time your goal requires.
Use the step-by-step plan before spending money on the wrong course or license path.
The simple way forward
Understand the industry and a professional captain’s responsibilities.
Find the sea-time and U.S. Coast Guard steps that apply to you.
Learn safety, boat systems, upkeep, docking, and guest care.
Meet the right people, present yourself well, and pursue available opportunities.
It is possible, but two things must happen: you need enough qualifying sea time, and you need to do the work. If either is missing, it may take longer. Captain Andy can show you the path. You must walk it.
Everything included
Follow the lessons in order and always know what to do next.
Understand the rules, track your sea time, and avoid expensive wrong turns.
Learn safety, boat systems, docking, upkeep, and professional guest care.
Ask questions in the community chat and learn from Captain Eddie's replies.
Learn how to meet people, find openings, follow up, and show what you can do.
Access the group anytime to meet students, ask questions, and learn from others. Captain Eddie may schedule a live call when many members need help with the same topic.
Build momentum immediately
Learn from experience
Captain Andy started without boat-world contacts. He went on to manage 80-foot yachts and run trips for paying and well-known clients. Now he teaches new people the lessons he learned on the job.
Real student videos
“I went from life-insurance sales to working as a stewardess for celebrity clients.”Becky · her result
“After three months, I’m making just under $10K and growing as a captain.”Jsu Perez · his result
“I’m now making $7K+ a month after just a few months.”Jose · his result
These are individual experiences. We cannot promise that you will get the same results.
The same core program. A lower way to enter.
Captain Andy first taught the program in a smaller, more hands-on format. The online school lets him help more aspiring captains without asking them to pay more than $2,000 up front.
Membership includes the main training and private community guidance from Captain Eddie for $89 per month.
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The agreement is simple
The school gives you the plan, lessons, and community guidance. You must show up, complete the work, build the sea time, and meet the rules. If you do your part and get stuck, bring your progress and questions to the community chat so the team can help you find the next step.
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See the first steps, important questions, and costly mistakes to avoid before you spend money.
Know before you pay
Yes. The training starts with the basics. You do not need previous boat experience, but you must be ready to learn and gain real-world experience.
Yes. You can take lessons at your own pace. You must still make time for the work, practice, and qualifying sea time your goal requires.
It is possible, but not automatic. You must have or earn enough qualifying sea time, complete the work, and meet U.S. Coast Guard requirements. If you lack sea time or do not do the work, it will take longer.
The school helps you understand safe ways to begin building sea time and how to track it. Your best path depends on your location, access to boats, and the license you are pursuing.
You receive the complete 90-day plan, sea-time and license guidance, boat-skills lessons, help looking for work, and access to the private community. Captain Eddie communicates through the community chat and may schedule a live call when many members need help with the same topic.
No. Membership does not cover outside costs such as license fees, required classes, medical exams, drug tests, travel, or other items your situation may require.
You will go to Captain Andy’s private Skool page. There you can review the current membership details and complete payment. After joining, you will receive access through Skool and can begin the course.
Review the current cancellation and refund terms on the Skool checkout page before paying. Those live checkout terms control your membership.
Captain Eddie communicates through the community chat. Live calls are not weekly or guaranteed. He may schedule one from time to time when members have many questions about the same topic.
Opportunities differ by location. You may need to travel, move, gain experience through other boat work, or give yourself more time.
No. The school provides education, guidance, and support. Your results depend on your work, skills, location, qualifying sea time, and available opportunities.
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