SBF-Fragen – Boat License DE のアプリ分析 10月11日

Pass without stress – your companion for the boat licence The SBF Fragen app is your reliable companion on the way to obtaining your german boat licence. Learn all the relevant exam questions in a clear and efficient way for the recreational boat licence for sea (SBF See), inland waters (SBF Binnen), SKS, the Lake Constance boat licence (BSP), a radio licence (SRC, UBI, LRC) or the distress signal test (FKN). Learn by category to practise individual topics in a targeted manner, or test your knowledge in realistic exam simulations with a time limit. These are based on the official exam procedure and help you gain confidence for the real thing. To aid your understanding of the answers, many of the questions are supplemented with explanations and comments – in text and graphics. Flexible learning – anytime, anywhere The SBF Fragen app also works offline. This means you can learn anywhere: on the go, on holiday or on a boat. Monitor your personal learning progress at any time thanks to the clear menu. If you hold certain driving licences or radio certificates, the scope of the question catalogue may be reduced for follow-up examinations. What is not tested does not need to be learned. Advantages at a glance - All exam-relevant questions based on the current examination regulations - Exam simulation - Clear learning progress overview - Can be used offline - Intuitive and easy to use Get started now and learn stress-free with the SBF Fragen app! The SBF Fragen app is a private learning application and not an official app from a government agency. It has no connection to government institutions or examination organisations. The content is based on publicly available examination requirements from the relevant authorities, including the Elektronische Wasserstraßen-Informationsservice (https://www.elwis.de/DE/Sportschifffahrt/Sportbootfuehrerscheine/Sportbootfuehrerscheine-node.html), Generaldirektion Wasserstraßen und Schifffahrt (https://www.gdws.wsv.bund.de/), Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie, Bundesnetzagentur.