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CLASS 2 MARINE ENGINEER CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY
SUBJECTS, SYLLABUS & DURATION
A student that does the course at MEC 2 level must sit the relevent exam at MEC 2 level but may elect to do a resit at MEC1 level later in the year. A student that does the course at MEC 1 level must sit the MEC1 paper.
Kindly contact your programme co-ordinator within one week of your arrival NZ/Auckland to discuss options. You may have to change enrollments for some modules based on your decision to study mathematical modules at Class 2 or Class 1 level.
SUBJECTS
PREPARATORY
Duration - 2 weeks
Start Date - February 1st week
MATHEMATICS ...................................... Click HERE to download syllabus
ENGINEERING DRAWING ........................... Click HERE to download syllabus
Click HERE for DRAWING INSTRUMENTS LIST
Duration - 7 weeks (includes 8 sessions of engineering drawing)
Start Date - February mid
THERMODYNAMICS .................................. Click HERE to download syllabus
ELECTRO-TECHNOLOGY ............................ Click HERE to download syllabus
Duration - 10 weeks
Start Date - April 3rd week
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE ............................. Click HERE to download syllabus
Duration - 5 weeks
Start Date - June end
VESSEL CONSTRUCTION ........................... Click HERE to download syllabus
Duration - 1 week
Start Date - August 1st week
MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY ....................... Click HERE to download syllabus
Duration - 6 weeks
Start Date - August mid
ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE-GENERAL ............ Click HERE to download syllabus
ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE-MOTOR .............. Click HERE to download syllabus
Duration - 7 weeks
Start Date - September end
If you have a letter of eligibility from Maritime New Zealand to appear the Class 2 Marine Engineer course, you would need to attend the 8 subjects listed below
| 1. Mathematics |
Only required for the Class 2 Marine Engineer course.
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| 2. Engineering Drawing |
Only required for the Class 2 Marine Engineer course.
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| 3. Thermodynamics |
Option of appearing at Class 2 level or going up to the Class 1 Level
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| 4. Electro Technology |
Option of appearing at Class 2 level or going up to the Class 1 Level.
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| 5. Naval Architecture |
Option of appearing at Class 2 level or going up to the Class 1 Level.
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| 6. Vessel Construction |
Option of appearing at Class 2 level or going up to the Class 1 Level.
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| 7. Mechanical Technology |
Option of appearing at Class 2 level or going up to the Class 1 Level.
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| 8. Engineering Knowledge & Orals |
Only required for the Class 2 Marine Engineer course.
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If you opt to do subjects in items 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 at the Class 1 level instead of the Class 2 level, you would not have to go through them again when you appear for the Class 1 Marine Engineer Certificate of Competency exam.
Should you choose to do these subjects at the Class 2 level, then you would need to do them at the higher level when you return for the Class 1. The class is a combined one though students appear at different levels.
After you qualify the Class 2 Marine Engineers Certificate of Competency, you would need to accumulate the requisite sea-time to be eligible for the Class 1 Marine Engineer Certificate of Competency.
If you have cleared the subjects mentioned above (items 3 to 7) at the Class 1 level and have requisite seatime whilst holding Class 2 Marine Engineers Certificate of Competency, then Maritime New Zealand would grant you eligibility to do the following for Class 1 Marine Engineer Certificate of Competency:
1. Command Principles & Practice (Management)
2. Marine Control
3. Engineering Knowledge & Orals (at Class 1 level)
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