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MARINE TRAINING SEMINAR AT BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MARCH 24

ABYC

Mar 3, 2020

The British Columbia Institute of Technology will be holding a Marine Training Seminar, March 24, from 4pm-8pm.

Learn from marine electrical and corrosion experts, earn 4 CEUs, and network with other marine professionals!

The Seminar Includes:
-Exclusive ABYC training on circuit protection, battery management, electrical troubleshooting, and corrosion
-New electrical products, presented by Blue Sea Systems
– $50 in-store voucher from Western Marine on Power Products purchases Dinner, networking, professional development

Learn More & Register: www.abycinc.org/Seminars

ABYC Member: $59, Non-Member: $79*

*New to ABYC? If a non-member attendee joins ABYC within 30 days of the training session, the $79 registration fee will be refunded

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