The content of the program includes the theory and operation of the 2-stroke and the 4-stroke engines, electrical ignition systems, and the safe and efficient work practices in the exploration of all functions of marine power plants. Students will have an opportunity for “hands-on” laboratory experience including troubleshooting and repair of power heads, fuel systems, ignition and electrical systems, and accessories.
What you will learn:
► Fundamentals of Marine Mechanics
► Tools and Fastenings
► Power Heads (2-cycle)
► Exhaust Housings (Mid Section) Outboard
► Lower Units Outboard
► Inboard/Outboard (4-cycle)
► Intermediate Housings
► Outdrive Units-I/O
► Boat Trailers
► Dealer Preparation
► Boat Repair
► Employability Skills
► Entrepreneurship
Length:
1,350 clock hours
The following table illustrates the program structure:
| Course # | OCP | Course Name | Hours |
| MTE0003 | A | Marine Rigger | 300 |
| MTE0050 | B | Outboard Engine Technician (1 of 2) | 300 |
| MTE0070 | C | Outboard Engine Technician (2 of 2) | 300 |
| MTE0183 | D | Stern Drive Technician | 150 |
| MTE0054 | E | Inboard Gas Technician | 150 |
| MTE0056 | F | Inboard Diesel Technician | 150 |
| TOTAL HOURS | 1350 |
Requirements:
► TABE assessment
► Bennett Mechanical Comprehension Test
► High school students must be enrolled in the 11th or 12th grade
Program Offered:
Full-time:
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.