Our Programmes:
MARINE:
What you will learn: A wide variety of trades such as designing, manufacturing, building and selling a range of vessels and marine equipment. The New Zealand Marine Industry is New Zealand’s largest non-primary manufacturing based industry. The New Zealand Marine Industry is highly regarded worldwide for its high quality boats including sailing and motor super yachts, trai
ler boats and launches as well as a supplier of marine related products and services. The New Zealand Marine Industry needs skilled apprentices to support growth and to drive innovation in the industry. COMPOSITES:
Making & repairing composites. What you will learn: Composites are simply any material made of two or more distinct materials. The composites industry is therefore based around combining a large range of resins with a large range of reinforcement materials to make an even larger range of new products. Composite materials are well known for being lightweight, strong, and corrosion resistant from weather and chemicals. Composite materials such as carbon fibre and fibre glass can be easily molded into complex shapes. MARINA:
Working in a marina. What you will learn: Environment. Marinas are locations with moorings, supplies, and facilities for yachts and boats. These facilities may include refuelling stations, washing and repair facilities, haul out services, and slipways (boat ramps). Some marinas also include on shore services such as clubhouses, showers, marine retailers and more. Those working in marina facilities often have a lot of interaction with customers and visiting boaties. For more information on our programmes please visit: www.mastacademy.com/programmes/