Certificate Maritime: Marine Deck Technology
Course Overview
This US Coast Guard-approved certificate program provides comprehensive training in nautical science and practical deck operations to launch your maritime career. Students gain hands-on experience aboard college training vessels and a 90-day commercial internship, graduating with significant credentials. The program is designed to fast-track your path to becoming an Able Seaman by combining academic study with real-world sea time.
Key Program Highlights
- US Coast Guard-approved program that fulfills examination requirements for Able Seaman, Lifeboatman, and RFPNW endorsements
- Gain extensive hands-on experience through on-campus training vessels and a 90-day commercial at-sea internship
- Earn a certificate and 240 days of credited sea time towards an Able Seaman-Special endorsement
- Comprehensive curriculum covering deck equipment operation, maintenance, and applied navigation skills
- Focus on critical areas including nautical science, communications, computation, and human relations
Course Overview
This US Coast Guard-approved certificate program provides comprehensive training in nautical science and practical deck operations to launch your maritime career. Students gain hands-on experience aboard college training vessels and a 90-day commercial internship, graduating with significant credentials. The program is designed to fast-track your path to becoming an Able Seaman by combining academic study with real-world sea time.
Key Program Highlights
- US Coast Guard-approved program that fulfills examination requirements for Able Seaman, Lifeboatman, and RFPNW endorsements
- Gain extensive hands-on experience through on-campus training vessels and a 90-day commercial at-sea internship
- Earn a certificate and 240 days of credited sea time towards an Able Seaman-Special endorsement
- Comprehensive curriculum covering deck equipment operation, maintenance, and applied navigation skills
- Focus on critical areas including nautical science, communications, computation, and human relations
