Sorry the answer is no. While it might be possible to cover the course
work there is a great deal more, there is the exam, fingerprinting, physical, drug testing, letters of reference, an oath before a coast guard officer. In addition you will have to document sea time. And nowadays apply for a TWIC card from homeland
security. The
license is good for five years and then must be renewed.
Based upon what you write, I would suggest that you look into something like an
ASA sailing school where you can accumulate certificates showing competency in a
keel boat or
catamaran,
bareboat charter, piloting,
navigation etc. These courses usually have prerequisites so enquire with whatever
sailing school interests you. There are plenty in the USVI or the Caribbean.
Rich