Upcoming ABYC Classes – New Steps to Register

ABYC Classes

Mar 12, 2024

Get Your Techs Certified In 2024!

New website, new way to register! (But same great classes.)

ABYC Certification not only ensures safety, expertise and compliance among technicians but also enhances customer satisfaction. Explore all upcoming certification courses on their website or continue scrolling to view and register for the next few classes.

Three things to know before you register:

  • If you haven’t already, reset your password and update your account information. Instructions to do so can be found here. Visit abycinc.org/login and click “Forgot your Password?” to begin.
  • The registration button is now at the bottom of the page. Make sure you scroll down so you don’t miss out!
  • Work experience is now collected as you register. You will need to fill out your title, years of work experience and job description as you register for the class.

Explore all 2024 classes HERE

March Courses

ABYC Marine Corrosion Certification

3/12/2024 – 3/28/2024

3 days/wk for 3 weeks
9AM – 10:30AM ET

REGISTER HERE

ABYC Marine Electrical Certification

3/12/2024 – 3/28/2024

3 days/wk for 3 weeks
3PM – 4:30PM ET

REGISTER HERE

April Courses

ABYC Marine Electrical Certification

4/9/2024 – 4/25/2024

3 days/wk for 3 weeks
9AM – 10:30AM ET

REGISTER HERE

ABYC Marine Systems Certification

4/9/2024 – 4/25/2024

3 days/wk for 3 weeks

3PM – 4:30PM ET

REGISTER HERE

Questions? Email education@abycinc.org or call 410-990-4460 ext. 4002.

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