MERCURY MARINE SCHOOL OVERVIEW
For more than 85 years, Mercury Marine has been a leader in producing world-class outboard engines. From its humble beginnings in 1939, Mercury has grown into the largest marine propulsion system builder in the world, known for its innovation, reliability and high-performance technology.
By completing this specialized training, students can develop the skills sought by Mercury Marine dealerships and service centers nationwide.1 Whether you're starting your journey in the marine industry or looking to enhance your skills, this program offers a path to pursuing a rewarding career in marine engine repair and maintenance.
6 weeks
WHAT YOU'LL BE TAUGHT
This manufacturer-specific training covers essential areas such as engine diagnostics, fuel and electrical systems, propulsion mechanics, and advanced computer-controlled marine technologies.
Students will train directly on Mercury’s industry-leading outboard and sterndrive engines, learning proper repair and maintenance techniques using factory-approved procedures and tools. The program also emphasizes troubleshooting real-world engine issues, ensuring graduates are prepared to meet the demands of today’s marine service industry.
FIND YOUR MERCURY MECHANIC TRAINING CAMPUS
Mercury Marine mechanic training is available through our Marine Technician Specialist and Marine & Diesel Technician Training programs offered at our tech school campus in Orlando, Florida.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Student requests to move to another session will be evaluated based on the reason for the request and class availability.
Yes. All UTI locations are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges.
Yes. Accreditation promotes institutional accountability by systematically and comprehensively evaluating institutions based on established criteria.
Several UTI campuses have been awarded the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges School of Excellence Award.