Maritime Program
The San Jacinto College Maritime Program, just outside of Houston, Texas offers USCG and STCW Approved, Instructor-led deck level coursework for entry level deckhands to Unlimited Tonnage Masters currently wokring in the field.
In development and with an expected launch in fall of 2012; at the request of industry for a better quality, more educated entry level mariner, San Jacinto College will be offering an Associate's Degree Program in Maritime Operations which will combine USCG and STCW approved maritime training with the academics typically coupled to a two year college degree. Our goal is to provide new mariners to the industry with advanced, practiced knowledge in all of the areas of math, science and english that most closely relate to their career path.
Engineering classes will follow in mid 2012 with courses from engine room fundamentals to QMED, DDE, RFPEW Assessments and test prep up to Chief Engineer.
Our staff consists of USCG Approved Ship Masters, Chief Engineers, former US Navy, Merchant Marine Officers and skilled technicians with more than a century of combined experience who make the learning experience at San Jac Maritime both effective and enjoyable.
When our new, waterfront, multiple simulator Maritime Education Complex is complete, a total of over 80 USCG and STCW approved courses are planned.
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Updates and Notes
Class Schedules
Deck Courses
Advanced Cargo Handling and Stowage
Apprentice Mate (Steering) Upgrade
Apprentice Mate (Steering) Western Routes
Automatic Radar Plotter Aid (ARPA)
Cargo Handling and Stowage (Operational Level)
Electronic Charting Display and Information Systems (ECDIS)
Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
Magnetic and Gyro Compass (Operational Level)
Meteorology (Operational Level)
Operating Principles of Marine Propulsion Plants
Personal Safety and Social Responsibility
Proficiency in Survival Craft (Lifeboat)
Ship Construction and Basic Stability
Tank Barge Dangerous Liquids (Tankerman PIC Barge)
Tank Barge Dangerous Liquids (Renewal)
Tank Ship Dangerous Liquids (Tankerman PIC Ship)
Terrestrial and Coastal Navigation
Upgrade Master 100 GRT to Master 200 GRT
Engineering Courses
Engineering Courses PDF
What do I need to bring to class?
Supplies needed per class
Special Programs
Special Programs PDF
Registration Forms and Important Information
Hotels, Restaurants & Area Information
Jobs
Employment Information
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Important Links
- USCG
- USCG Navigation Center
- USCG Licensing Checklists
- USCG Applications and Forms
- USCG Regional Exam Centers
- National Maritime Center
- TWIC
- FCC Form 605 -Commercial Operator Application
- FCC Form 1070 Fees for FCC Form 605
- FCC Form 159 - Fees Advice
- FCC Form 160 Cores Registration
Maritime Location
San Jacinto Maritime & Technical Education Center
281-974-2200
Hours | Mon-Fri 7-5
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