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Level 2 Diploma in Marine Systems Engineering & Maintenance
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Information about this Course
Study Type
Full Time
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Course Area
Engineering & Manufacturing
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Course Duration
1 Year
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Entry Requirements
Five GCSEs at grade 9-4 including
Science, English and Maths.
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Course Information
This course is designed to provide you
with a specialist work-related qualification and training in marine engineering.
It provides sound preparation for those
seeking an Apprenticeship or progression to a higher level course such as an
HND.
The introductory units will cover:
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Introduction to the marine
industry
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Health
and safety requirements
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Marina
and boatyard facilities
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Types
of boats and their features
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Marine
terminology
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Materials
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Specification and installation
requirements
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Use of
tools and equipment
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Marine
engineering processes
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Business improvement techniques.
In the last two units, you will learn
about marine diesel engines, how they work, how to identify faults and how to
fix them. You will also carry out routine maintenance tasks on engines and learn
about gearboxes, propellers and other means of marine propulsion.
Assessment is a combination of exams and
assignments.
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Assessment
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Progression
On completion of this course, you can
progress to a Level 3 Marine Engineering qualification.
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