Veterans typically display leadership qualities, respect for procedure, efficiency under pressure and, in some cases, a global perspective on technical trends which are often the right fit for marine industry careers
ABYC president John Adey discusses how the council’s standards have evolved with regard to sustainability, and environmental protection in recreational boating, and the supply chain
Advanced Marine Electrical, the group’s newest certification, is an on-demand, online course outside of scheduled classes
Four marine industry associations and businesses are funding scholarships for educators who wish to attend the ABYC Foundation’s Marine Educator Training Conference
The American Boat and Yacht Council is highlighting the importance of the techs who keep boats safe and in top condition.
The group will recognize those who work in the service sector and highlight the career path April 24-30.
The virtual program is designed for educators who teach or are considering teaching marine service courses.
The Feb. 24 session will review the new Marine Trades Accreditation Program, which is designed to ensure marine service education is aligned with industry needs.
The virtual session included association updates, board member announcements and an awards program.
The second session in the free, online Risk Mitigation Series will focus on fire suppression systems and standards.
Veterans typically display leadership qualities, respect for procedure, efficiency under pressure and, in some cases, a global perspective on technical trends which are often the right fit for marine industry careers
ABYC president John Adey discusses how the council’s standards have evolved with regard to sustainability, and environmental protection in recreational boating, and the supply chain
Advanced Marine Electrical, the group’s newest certification, is an on-demand, online course outside of scheduled classes
Four marine industry associations and businesses are funding scholarships for educators who wish to attend the ABYC Foundation’s Marine Educator Training Conference
The American Boat and Yacht Council is highlighting the importance of the techs who keep boats safe and in top condition.
The group will recognize those who work in the service sector and highlight the career path April 24-30.
The virtual program is designed for educators who teach or are considering teaching marine service courses.
The Feb. 24 session will review the new Marine Trades Accreditation Program, which is designed to ensure marine service education is aligned with industry needs.
The virtual session included association updates, board member announcements and an awards program.
The second session in the free, online Risk Mitigation Series will focus on fire suppression systems and standards.
