Marine Electrical - Electronics - Apprenticeship
Electrical
A course by
MAST Academy
A three-year apprenticeship preparing graduates to install electrical and electronic systems in the marine industry, combining workplace learning, self-study, online content, and compulsory block courses.
NZ$9,812
inc GST
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Core skills this course teaches
Install marine electrical and electronic systems
Be able to competently install electrical and electronic systems on a range of marine vessels.
Apply workplace health and safety standards
Demonstrate understanding and adherence to relevant health and safety and sustainability best practices in marine environments.
About This Course
This apprenticeship equips students with the knowledge and practical skills required to install and maintain electrical and electronic systems on marine vessels. The programme combines workplace-based learning, online modules, self-study, and three required block courses. Trainees progress through technical and regulatory milestones, ultimately gaining New Zealand Certificate in Marine Electrical - Electronics and preparing for relevant industry exams and recognition.
Course Content
- Workplace Health and Safety
- Sustainability in marine electrical work
- Teamwork and communication
- Tools and equipment use
- Technical electrical skills
- Mathematical and electrical calculations
- Industry regulations and standards
- Electrical and electronics technical skills
- Electrical system design
- Preparation for EST Exam, EWRB Recognition, Electrical Installers Exam, Electricians Regulations Exam, Practical Installer Exam
Entry Requirements
Legal eligibility to study in New Zealand (immigration status verified).
Must be employed in a marine environment.
Build towards these roles
Marine ElectricianEWRB Electrical Installer
Build skills in these industries
MarineElectricalElectronics
MAST Academy is New Zealand's specialist training provider for the marine and composites industries. If you want to build boats, work with advanced materials, or pursue a career on the water, this is where that training happens in New Zealand. Their programmes are workplace-based, industry-connected, and built around the trades and technologies that put Kiwi craftsmanship on the world map.
