The Roles and Responsibilities of a Qualified ETO Officer
Your ETO Cadet Training with the SSTG in the Merchant Navy.
ETO CADET TRAINING
Roles and Responsibilities
Highly advanced electronic control systems are now in widespread use in shipping fleets around the world. These systems require many vessels to employ a specialist Electro-Technical Officer (ETO). Officers wishing to qualify in this field follow a training and qualification process that is specific to the discipline.
ETO CADET TRAINING
ETO Course Structure
This is a three year full-time sandwich course.
Entry Requirements:
A minimum 48 UCAS points (as measured on the 2017 UCAS tariff) for Electro-Technical Officer training programmes, the subjects should include a numerate subject at A Level (e.g. Maths, Physics, Technological Studies). Acceptable alternatives include Highers, a National Certificate/Diploma in Electronic/Electrical or similar qualifications.
Qualifications achieved:
Foundation Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND).
STCW Certificate of Competency as Electro-Technical Officer (Operational)
Progression opportunities:
Successful completion of this programme gives entry onto B Eng (Hons) programme.
ETO CADET TRAINING
Roles & Responsibilites
The Role and Responsibilities of a Qualified ETO Officer
ETO CADET TRAINING
Training Programmes
Merchant Navy ETO Officer Cadet Training Programmes
ETO CADET TRAINING
Future Progression
Future Progression as an Electro-Technical Officer and beyond
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