Launch Your Career in the Marine Industry

Prepare for an exciting and in-demand career as a Marine Engine Mechanic, Marine Engine Apprentice, or Marina Service Technician with our comprehensive training program. Designed specifically for the Recreational Marine Industry, this program equips students with the technical skills and real-world experience employers are looking for.

What You'll Learn: In-Depth Marine Systems Training

Gain hands-on knowledge and practical experience working with:

• Gasoline and diesel marine engines

• Fuel management and engine electrical systems

• Marine DC (direct current) electrical systems

• Steering systems and hydraulic components

• Drives, propulsion systems, and onboard controls

Our marine mechanic training emphasizes both foundational knowledge and up-to-date skills to keep pace with evolving industry standards.

Practical, Industry-Focused Skills

This program includes a significant hands-on learning component, giving students direct experience with modern marine systems and equipment. You'll graduate with the confidence and ability to diagnose, maintain, and repair watercraft systems—skills that are immediately applicable in real-world marina and marine repair shop settings.

Soft Skills and Career Readiness

In addition to technical training, students develop:

• Strong problem-solving and communication skills

• Customer service techniques specific to the boating industry

• An understanding of basic business operations

• Awareness of environmental and safety practices in marine workspaces

Career Opportunities in the Marine Industry

Graduates of the Marine Engine Mechanic Program can pursue a variety of rewarding career paths in the recreational boating industry, including:

• Marine Engine Mechanic: Diagnose, repair, and maintain engines and systems on recreational boats and yachts.

• Marine Engine Apprentice: Gain hands-on experience while working under the supervision of certified marine professionals.

• Marina Service Technician: Provide maintenance and repair services at marinas, ensuring boats and watercraft are in top operating condition.

• Marine Service Manager: Oversee operations at marinas or service shops, managing teams and customer service.

• Recreational Boat Dealership Technician: Work with sales teams to prepare new and used boats for customers, including pre-sale maintenance and repairs.

• Freelance Marine Mechanic: Start your own business or work as an independent contractor, providing services to boat owners.

With the growing popularity of recreational boating, opportunities are abundant across coastal and inland regions. As a graduate, you'll be well-prepared to meet the needs of this dynamic industry.