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Marine Technology

Marine Technician

Beginner marine systems and engine-service training at Garrett's Accident technical center.

Winter pathway, approximately 3 months across two sequential coursesPermission required

Dates

January 20, 2027 - March 26, 2027

Schedule

Three evenings per week; confirm weekdays, hours and breaks for the January-March 2027 cohort

Location

Career Technology and Training Center, Accident · Accident, Maryland

Cost

$2,200 Garrett County, $2,305 other Maryland or $2,410 out of state; eligible Maryland seniors $1,030; materials/texts may be extra

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Marine Technology opportunity

About the program

Build a foundation in boat systems through a two-course winter pathway. Study marine engines, electrical systems and related equipment before pursuing further training or industry assessments.

ABYC Marine Service Technician and Mercury Marine M-Tek assessment opportunities; confirm requirements

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Approximate program area

Accident, Maryland: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.

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What participants will learn

  • +Marine electrical systems
  • +Inboard and outboard engines
  • +Drive systems
  • +Marine electronics
  • +Boat trailers
  • +Marine plumbing

Who this program is for

  • +High school diploma/equivalent or concurrent ABE/GED enrollment under general workforce rules; confirm marine-specific eligibility
  • +TABE assessment and orientation before enrollment
  • +Maintain at least 75% and required attendance to progress