Marine Engine Driver Grade 3 NC

MAR20213  Certificate II in MaritimeOperations

Applicants are encouraged to discuss their maritime career path with staff prior to their enrolment to determine qualification suitability.


Overview

The course is based on the National Maritime Training Package. There are a range of requirements set down by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority before issue of a licence will be given.

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Course competencies

MARB028 Service marine internal combustion engines and propulsion auxiliary systems, MARC033 Complete engine room tasks, MARC034 Maintain hull out of water, MARC035 Operate and maintain extra low and low voltage electrical systems and equipment, MARC036 Operate deck machinery, MARC039 Operate marine internal combustion engines, and propulsion and auxiliary systems, MARJ006 Follow environmental work practices, BSBTWK201 Work effectively with others

Other core competencies you will need to complete:

Shipboard Safety Skill Set

HLTAID011 Provide First Aid


Calendar

Course dates can be found here


Course fee

$2,110.00  Full fee (excluding Shipboard Safety Skill Set, Provide First Aid – refer to links above for costs)

Course fee with Certificate 3 Guarantee Subsidy 

Certificate 3 Guarantee provides a government subsidy to allow eligible Queenslanders to obtain their first post-school certificate III qualification.

$1,109.00  non concession (excluding Shipboard Safety Skill Set $265.00 and Provide First Aid $62)

$  875.00  with concession (excluding Shipboard Safety Skill Set $152.50 and Provide First Aid $27)

Other fees

$  240.00   AMSA Mandated Practical Assessment
$    50.00   Interim Certificate of Competency (if applicable)
$    35.00  Task Book (if applicable)


Enrolment

Once an applicant decides to enrol they will be asked to complete a Student Enrolment form and submit together with a copy of photo ID.

Pay the enrolment fee by direct deposit or credit card over the phone (we will issue an invoice and receipt).

The enrolment form includes an option to identify any learner support needs and  to disclose any disability, impairment or long term medical condition which may affect studies.

Once enrolled applicants are asked to complete a Maritime Summary of Experience which includes the Learning Language and Literacy test.

Enrol any time to prepare for the theory and practical assessments, with the enrolment period of up to 12 months to achieve your qualification.

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