MECO · Online training
Build practical skills in marine electrical and electronic systems—from the fundamentals to advanced applications.
Dave PunchLead InstructorMECO Training
Learn how onboard electrical systems work, how to test them and how to investigate faults — from batteries and charging to marine electronics and networks.
For boat owners and those developing skills for work in the marine industry. Start with the fundamentals and progress to the level you need.
No previous electrical knowledge required.
Learn online at your own pace.
One pathway · Three levels
Every package starts from the basics. Higher levels include the training below them.
Your foundation · MET 1
Understand your boat. Find everyday faults.
Best forBoat owners, skippers & crew
Start with practical boat electrics
£125 GBP
Build your electrical confidence
Start MET 1 Preview a free lessonIncludes MET 1 + MET 2
Troubleshoot the complete electrical system.
Best forHands-on owners & trainee technicians
Everything in MET 1, plus:
£195 GBP
Both levels for £70 more than MET 1
Start MET 1 + 2 Preview a free lessonIncludes MET 1 + MET 2 + MET 3
Connect the whole system. Diagnose network faults.
Best forMarine technicians & advanced owners
Everything in MET 1 + 2, plus:
£399 GBP
All three levels in one programme
Start all three levels Preview a free lessonNot sure? Start with MET 1. You can upgrade later without repeating material you’ve already completed.
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.
Your next step · MECO training
Choose how far you want to go. Every package starts with the foundations.