SOLD OUT EL400 - Electrical Certification Course - Essex, MD

Please be sure to bring your copy of the ABYC Electrical Certification Study Guide with you or call our office to make sure you have a copy prior to class. Certification Classes Students attending certification classes must supply their own # 2 pencil for use during the exam and may bring a calculator to class and use it during the certification exam.

Class Note: You may bring the ABYC Standards Manual "Standards & Technical Information Reports for Small Craft" or CD Rom/Laptop to class. All Standards discussed will be contained in your Study Guide. You must bring your Study Guide to class or make arrangements to obtain a Study Guide prior to the class. The class Study Guide and other class information will be shipped to you after you register for the class. Please call ABYC at 410-990-4460 if you do not have an up to date class Study Guide available.

ABYC Certifications are first of all a professional credential that states to the public, that you have a thorough understanding of a marine trade. They define you as an expert. The Certification process is different for each student. The Certification process inventories your knowledge of a topic and identifies where your knowledge base is incomplete and where your knowledge base is complete. An overall score awards certification, but every student should realize their weak areas to improve their expertise. If a student is not awarded certification, they must study the areas identified as incomplete and retest when they believe they are ready. ABYC stands ready to support every student with study guides, text books and industry advice. Anyone can sit for certification but not everyone is an expert. The keys to certification success are industry experience, realistic self evaluation, and a disciplined approach to professional self improvement through study and training. ABYC also offers introductory training classes to develop that industry knowledge base that will eventually lead to certification.