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$15 million in grants & scholarships available this year for those who qualify10

Marine Mechanic School

Train on inboard, outboard and sterndrive

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Marine Mechanic School

Train on inboard, outboard and sterndrive

EXCITING NEWS! 

MIAT COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY JOINS UTI'S FAMILY OF SCHOOLS. 

This opportunity will allow us to expand into innovative, exciting industries while preparing students to pursue opportunities in the industries and communities we serve. Learn more here.

MARINE TECHNICIAN SPECIALIST TRAINING PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Marine Technician Specialist program is perfect for those who love the water and want to pursue a career in the marine industry.1 Through a combination of classroom instruction and hands-on experience, students will learn everything from inboard gas and diesel to outboard 4-stroke and 2-stroke motors.

51-week core program 60-week program also available
5 OEM training opportunities With leading industry brands
2 programs That include training on 5 brands
70+ test tanks For hands-on training on running engines

MARINE TECHNICIAN TRAINING

MMI combines everything you need to complete your career training, from basic engine theory to the more technical aspects of marine product service, rebuilding, troubleshooting and repair.MMI is dedicated to providing you with the foundation to increase your knowledge, skills and experience working with marine technology.

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Specialized Training

MARINE MECHANIC CLASSES


EARN YOUR CREDENTIALS AT MARINE MECHANICS INSTITUTE

Take a look at what you can earn as a graduate from our MMI campus in Orlando.

GET YOUR ASSOCIATE DEGREE

Marine Mechanics Institute awards occupational associate degrees (OAD) to graduates of the Marine Technician Specialist program who add nine weeks (three courses) from the UTI Diesel Technology program curriculum. All other grads receive diplomas.

GAIN FACTORY CREDENTIALS

MMI students have the opportunity to pursue and achieve provisional certification as factory-certified technicians for Mercury Marine outboard products. Students must complete core Mercury University requirements as an embedded component of the 51-week Marine Technician Specialist program, as well as additional online distance-learning courses to achieve the certification.

SPECIALIZED MARINE MECHANIC TRAINING

Each three-week course is designed to provide students with technical and hands-on training specific to each brand. Students learn the design and operation unique to each manufacturer.

This technical knowledge and hands-on experience prepares our Marine Mechanic program graduates to begin work in marinas, boatyards, marine dealers or wherever your life on the water may take you.

Honda Marine
Mercury Marine
Suzuki Marine
Volvo Penta
Yamaha Marine

YOUR FUTURE STARTS NOW

The skills and experience gained at Marine Mechanics Institute can help prepare students for careers. Be proactive for your future and learn more today.

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UTI MARINE MECHANIC SCHOOL LOCATIONS

Marine mechanic training is available at our Marine Mechanics Institute (MMI) campus in Orlando, Florida.

ORLANDO, FL | MARINE

UPCOMING EVENTS

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WHEN CAN I START? EVERY SIX WEEKS.

Flexible scheduling and frequent start times mean it’s never too soon or too late to start your training. Marine mechanic classes begin every six weeks, with morning, afternoon and some evening classes to accommodate your schedule.

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