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M A R I N E T E C H N O L O G Yw y o t e c h 2 0 0 8 v i e w b o o k“Median hourlyearnings of motorboatmechanicswere $14.74 inMay 2004.”Source: U.S. Departmentof Labor, Bureau of LaborStatistics, OccupationalOutlook Handbook,December 2006Nearly 13 million recreationalboats were registered in theUnited States in 2005.Source: National Marine ManufacturersAssociation, June 2007Get on board as a marine technician and you’ll be ready to repair andtune a variety of watercraft. Marine technicians may work in a shopto repair portable outboard motors from smaller boats and personalwatercraft, or they may work in a dry dock or marina overhauling thelarge diesel or gasoline inboard-outboard engines of commercial fishingboats and cabin cruisers.C a r e e r O p p o r t u n i t i e sFranchise Dealership Technician / Marine Fleet TechnicianEngine Builder / Aftermarket Parts Application/DevelopmentW h a t Y o u ’ l l L e a r n *stern-drive and outboard mechanics; gasoline inboard engines; diesel engines and generatorsets; powerheads; electrical systems; fuel systems; lubrication systems; stern-drive units;outboard motors; upper housing; lower units*This list provides a general overview; ask your admissions representativefor a campus catalog.“ WyoTech has all different typesof engines that you can workon. It gives you balance. Theyteach you everything.”Matt D’Alma, 2007 Graduate14
M a r i n e T E C H N O L O G YC O R E C O U R S EDaytona Beach, Florida“ I worked in heavy industry foryears before becomingan instructor, so I know thatthe WyoTech graduate is asuperior technician. Ourstudents are valuable assetsfor any employer.”Rienard Mackowiak, Marine Instructor“ WyoTech gave me theexperience to be able to fixproblems and troubleshoot.That’s the number one thing.And the instructors were great.”w y o t e c h 2 0 0 8 v i e w b o o kChris Murphy, 2007 Graduate15
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