FAQ's
Q I know literally nothing about electrical wiring - is this course for me?
A Yes all packages are Beginner friendly No previous marine electrical experience is required. Training starts with first principles and progresses step-by-step.
Q What is a MET course?
MET stands for MECO Electrical Training - This is a recognised level of training within the international Marine Electrical Industry. There are 4 MET levels in total.
Q Are these courses for personal or professional use?
A Both Professional or leisure
Suitable for boat owners, crew, trainee technicians and working marine professionals. Choose how far you want to develop your skills.
Q What standards do you follow?
A Training draws from relevant ABYC, ISO, IEC and NMEA standards across the appropriate MET levels.
Q How long do I have to complete the course?
A Lifetime access Please take your time, revisit lessons whenever required and get help from an experienced marine instructor.
Q What do I need to work in the industry.
A you can start to build and log practical skills on basic electrical systems with a MET 2 certificate. If you want to work on marine electronics you'll need MET 3 - and if you are working with lithium batteries you'll need the full MET 4 unlimited.