Marine Industry Training

Marine industry training involves various aspects of maritime practices, such as anchoring.

Marine industry training involves studies in several areas of maritime industries, including boating, marine engine repair and marine technician services. According to the Marine Education and Training Council, high schools, vocational schools and colleges offer marine industry training.

Courses

Courses concerning marine industry training include traditional boatbuilding, diesel engine service and marine mechanical systems. Specialty training includes technician certifications in air conditioning and refrigeration, composites and corrosion.

Locations

Most marine training schools, such as the American Boat and Yacht Council, offer onsite instruction. Some institutions, such as the Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology, offer online classes in yacht design and fiberglass boatbuilding.

Cost

As of October 2010, courses from the Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology in marine industry training cost between $495 and $895. Tuition costs for programs offered by vocational, technical or other secondary schools will vary.

References

• The Marine Industry Training & Education Council: Education and Training
• The Marine Industry Training & Education Council: Catalog of Marine-Industry Education & Training Institutions
• Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology: Continuing Education