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New Zealand's marinas and boatyards are busy hubs where vessels are launched, hauled, maintained and stored 鈥� and skilled operators keep everything running safely and efficiently. As an apprentice in marina or boatyard operations, you'll learn the skills to keep waterfront facilities operating smoothly, from vessel handling and hardstand management to customer service and maintenance coordination.

Working alongside experienced marina professionals, you'll develop an awareness of operating specialised equipment like travel lifts, forklifts and boat trailers, while learning safe vessel launching and retrieval procedures. You'll gain hands-on experience in, water safety and yard safety, boat lifting operations, biosecurity and environmental and customer service, compliance and teamwork. As you progress, you'll build understanding of environmental compliance, safety regulations and facility maintenance 鈥� from managing wastewater systems to maintaining security and coordinating haul-out schedules. Throughout your apprenticeship, you'll become part of a team that keeps New Zealand's boating community connected to the water, ensuring vessels are handled with care and facilities run efficiently year-round.

As a work-based apprenticeship, you can earn while you learn. You'll need to be employed in the industry to train on the job as you work toward your trade qualification, and MAST Academy supports you throughout with a dedicated Training Advisor. Not sure where to start? MAST can help with career pathway advice, pre-trade training, or our 鈥�Launch it 鈥� School to Work programme.

New Zealand Certificate in Marina Facilities (Level 4) with strands in Boatyard Operations or Marina Operations

Once qualified in marine or boatyard operations, you'll open up diverse career pathways as you develop your expertise. You could advance into facility management, specialise in technical operations 鈥� such as vessel handling, safe lifting and placement of boats, and maintenance coordination 鈥� or progress into supervisory roles overseeing teams and daily operations.

Training fees are reviewed annually. For current costs and information on how the government鈥檚 Final-Year Fees Free scheme applies to apprenticeships, visit the Fees section of the MAST Academy website.

Applicants must have legal eligibility to study in New Zealand (immigration status verified), be currently employed in a relevant sector, be at least 16 years of age and meet English language requirements.

MAST Academy is New Zealand's leading training provider in marine, composites and specialised technologies. Our strength lies in strong industry connections, trusted partnerships, and a commitment to positive learner outcomes 鈥� empowering apprentices and learners to thrive in their chosen careers.