Fall Classes - Western Suffolk Boces
Fall Classes - Western Suffolk Boces
Fall Classes - Western Suffolk Boces
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W i l s o n T e c h F A L L 2 0 1 3<br />
Instructors. Open to adults and children ages<br />
10 & older. All classes at DH-BLDG A/WRm.<br />
14FBSI101A $60 8/20-8/22<br />
T/Th 6pm-10pm 8hrs, 2 sessions<br />
14FBSI101B $60 10/26<br />
Sa 8am-4pm 8hrs, 1 session<br />
14FBSI101C $60 1/25<br />
Sa 8am-4pm 8hrs, 1 session<br />
Marine Outboard Motors<br />
Learn to repair outboard motors. Course<br />
includes basic operating principles, procedures<br />
for tune-ups, water pumps and winterizing<br />
your motor. Covers 2 and 4 stroke theory,<br />
inboard and outboard engines.<br />
14FMAR101A $345 9/9-12/9 MP/115<br />
M 6:30PM-10PM 42hrs, 12 sessions<br />
Marine Stern Drive<br />
Study the theory of operation, basic<br />
maintenance, water pumps and winterizing<br />
procedures, practical problems, advance<br />
tear-down, rebuilding of outdrive, and engine<br />
troubleshooting.<br />
14FMAR102A $345 9/11-12/4 MP/115<br />
W 6:30PM-10PM 42hrs, 12 sessions<br />
Marine Technical Specialist<br />
Get prepared for employment opportunities in boat yards, marinas, and engine repair<br />
facilities. Courses meet two nights/week (one for theory, one for lab work). Tech offers<br />
two program levels. Successfully completing both programs completes your technical<br />
education and may lead to increased salary opportunities. A basic set of hand tools,<br />
multi-meter and diagnostic tools are the student’s responsibility. A supply list will be<br />
provided per module and is available at www.wilsontech.org/marine.<br />
All classes meet at Manor Plains campus, room 211/215.<br />
Marine Operators Certificate:<br />
Complete the six classes for this program in<br />
nine months. Graduates can obtain valuable<br />
industry-recognized certificates attesting to<br />
their skills including Apprenticeship Boat<br />
Bottom Painting Certificate and Forklift/<br />
Strap Lift Certificate. Cost of tools for Part<br />
I is approximately $1,000.<br />
All classes are 12 sessions.<br />
Marina Operations: Module I<br />
This class is a MUST for anyone entering or<br />
currently working in the marine industry.<br />
Learn excellent customer service skills, how<br />
to be a service writer and gain an overview<br />
of the marina as a business. Students will<br />
earn their Apprentice Boat Bottom Painting<br />
and Forklift/Strap certificates.<br />
14FMTS101A $359 9/10-10/24<br />
Tu & Th 6PM-9:30PM 42hrs<br />
Engine Technology I: Module II<br />
This module covers the theory of two and<br />
four stroke internal combustion engines<br />
for both outboard and inboard engines<br />
with modern computer engine controls.<br />
Cooling systems will also be covered.<br />
14FMTS102A $359 10/29-12/12<br />
Tu & Th 6PM-9:30PM 42hrs<br />
Boatyard Operations/Internship<br />
Final module for Part 1. Spend 80 hours<br />
at a local boat yard or marina to practice<br />
hauling and launching, blocking, bottom<br />
painting, fork and travel lift training.<br />
14FMTS106A $425, dates/times/location<br />
vary, no classroom meeting.<br />
Marine Technology Certificate:<br />
(Prerequisite: Marine Operators Certificate<br />
or marine trade experience)<br />
Take six classes for this second certificate<br />
program which can be completed in nine<br />
months to gain additional expertise. The<br />
program will help prepare you to take the<br />
certification tests, which will be given at<br />
the end of the classes, from these engine<br />
manufacturers: Yamaha, Evinrude and/<br />
or Mercury. To enhance employment<br />
opportunities, successful graduates of the<br />
program will be well-positioned to seek<br />
additional certifications from the American<br />
Boat & Yachting Council or the National<br />
Marine Electronics Association. The<br />
instructor will provide information about<br />
the additional preparation required for<br />
these certifications. Cost of tools for Part<br />
II is approximately $1000.<br />
All classes are 12 sessions.<br />
Ignition Systems: Module I<br />
Gain in-depth information on how modern<br />
ignitions systems work. Learn electronic<br />
ignition theory including capacitor<br />
discharge ignition (CDI) and how to<br />
troubleshoot using state-of-the-art test<br />
equipment.<br />
14FMTS107A $360 9/10-10/24<br />
Tu & Th 6PM-9:30PM 42hrs<br />
Electronic Fuel Injection: Module II<br />
Gain a thorough understanding of<br />
computerized electronic and direct injection<br />
engine operating systems. Heavy emphasis<br />
will be placed on hands-on computer<br />
diagnostic operations.<br />
14FMTS108A $360 10/29-12/12<br />
Tu & Th 6PM-9:30PM 42hrs<br />
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