Today's Work
The daily objective, group assignments and the safety reminder for the day.
Build your foundation
Skills you’ll explore
- Two- and four-stroke engine fundamentals
- Fuel and cooling system diagnostics
- Marine electrical wiring and circuit testing
- Impeller replacement and routine service
- Torque, compression testing and precision measurement
- Boat rigging and fiberglass repair
Where these skills can lead
Career paths
- Marine service technician
- Boat rigging specialist
- Marina service coordinator
- Marine parts specialist
Career requirements vary. Some paths require additional education, certification, or licensure.
Inside the marine class
Manufacturer Training
ITOS and Level 1 module checklist, account setup and deadlines.
Shop Stations
Wiring, carburetor, teardown, impellers, fiberglass, rigging, bearings, trim/tilt.
Skills Checklist
Every practical skill, from torque wrench use to rebuilding a carburetor.
Certifications
ITOS, Level 1 and safety credentials with live status.
Weekly Narrative
Students write what they did each week and build a running shop journal.
For parents
This is a hands-on marine technician course built around industry manufacturer training. Students work on real outboards and boat projects, train toward ITOS and Level 1 credentials, and follow shop safety procedures every day. Grades come from station checkoffs, practical skill signoffs, written work and their weekly shop narrative — not just tests.