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Certified and Celebrated: Free Webinar – April 16, 1:00pm–2:00pm (ET), Online

ABYC

Apr 15, 2025

ABYC’s Marine Service Technician Week is coming up, so we’re hosting a FREE webinar next week to discuss ABYC certifications and celebrate marine techs! Marine technicians, marine service managers, educators, and anyone interested in advancing their marine industry career are invited to join us for this informational webinar.
 
ABYC Certification Overview
Whether you’re new to ABYC certifications and unsure where to start, or already certified and considering your next step, this interactive webinar is designed to help you navigate the path to certification. Join Lead Instructor Mike Bonicker and Education Director Tim Murphy as they walk through:

            • Overview of each ABYC certification course

            • Insider tips for success

            • Interactive pre-test questions and live review

 Celebrate Marine Service Technician Week
April 21–25 is Marine Service Technician Week, our annual event dedicated to recognizing and thanking marine technicians for their hard work and dedication. We’ll discuss what ABYC is doing to celebrate, and ways you or your organization can thank your techs. Register now

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