Accelerated Training Programs - Marine Trades Institute

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Accelerated Training Programs

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Next Course: June 1 – June 5, 2026

Registration closes May 25, 2026

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Next Course: June 19 – June 20, 2026
Registration closes June 8, 2026

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Course Descriptions

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY I

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Intro to Marine Electrical

Tools and Materials

Electrical Components

Circuit Design

Circuit Build

Diagnostics

Final Exam



PAINT AND VARNISH

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Types of Finishes and Applications
Stripping old finish
Applying Finish
Pinstripes and Boot Tops
Wet Sanding and Polishing
and More!


LOFTING

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Reading and Understanding Boat Plans
Lofting Setup
Plotting and Fairing Lines
Construction Drawings
and More!


Marine Engine Maintenance

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Lubrication
Fuel Systems and Filtration
Cooling System Maintenance
Basic Troubleshooting
Service Records
and More!


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Contact Us

If you need more information about our accelerated trainings, contact:

Matt Edmondson, Lead Instructor
Marine Trades Institute
training@marinetrades.edu | (906) 484-1081

Gabrielle Inman

Amazing Alumni

The time I spent at the School prepared me for my current job by allowing me real world experience. I was given the opportunity to tour boat owners’ vessels as well as diagnose and find issues aboard. Mike Downey, a former instructor, made it a point to thoroughly explore and understand ABYC standards and how they will apply at my job. I have used these standards on multiple occasions which have allowed me to perform better in my work environment. [As a student], I was given free range to troubleshoot and diagnose engines in the test tank under supervision and given direction on what to look for specifically. This has helped me to have better troubleshooting skills.

Gabrielle Inman | ‘22 Marine Service Technology | Jefferson Beach Yacht Sales