Training

British Marine training service is passionate about the development and progression of the UK marine industry. From career prospects to recruitment to training grants and short courses, we are here to assist and advise.

By promoting an environment for training and recruitment, we hope to encourage UK marine based companies to invest in training for the benefit of the industry. We manage a number of Short Courses as well as develop national and regional qualifications from entry to advanced level. Scroll down for FEATURED COURSE.

Our work ensures the longevity of the industry by providing our professionals with relevant training programmes for personal or company wide improvement.

If you would like to discuss in-house training please contact the training team

Training Options
Short Courses Traning Grants LPG Training and Assessment		Apprenticeships Marina Manager Courses

Featured Courses

BMET ELECTRICAL COURSE (9:00 – 17:00 – 2 DAYS)

26 and 27 October 2015 - Northampton
15 and 16 February 2016 - Norwich
11 and 12 April 2016 - Poole

Content: Health & Safety, DC & AC Circuits, (Ohm’s Law, Volt Drop), Cable Characteristics, AC Circuits, Circuit Diagrams & Conventions, Test & Measurement Equipment, Practical: Circuits & Testing, Generators & Motors, Distribution Systems, Batteries, Battery Bank Calculations, Battery Charging, Cables & Terminations, Revision.

British Marine Members - £328 + VAT (includes BMEEA Code of Practice and BMET Exam)
Non-Members - £583 + VAT (includes BMEEA Code of Practice and BMET Exam)

MARINE ELECTRONICS INSTALLER COURSE (9:00 – 17:00)

28 October 2015 - Northampton
17 February 2016 - Norwich
13 April 2016 - Poole

This is an introductory course (aimed at people with at least one year's experience) in marine electronics installation which clarifies and defines competent installation practices. Topics include ground systems, electrical systems, equipment installation and data communications. A Marine Electronics Installer has demonstrated this proficiency by passing an examination designed to measure understanding of those principles.