Turn Your Love For The Ocean Into An Exciting Career

• 24/7 Online access to your course allows you to study when it suits your schedule.
• All the required course materials in a variety of learning formats, including detailed interactive video tutorials & text-based guides.
• Full tutor support over the phone and via email 6 days a week.
• Certificate of Completion and transcript of the units you have completed upon completion of your course to hang in your business or add to your resume.
  

1. Marine Studies 1

• Unit 1 – Marine Ecology System
• Unit 2 – Shallow Waters & Reefs
• Unit 3 – Shellfish & Crustaceans
• Unit 4 – Fish Part A
• Unit 5 – Fish Part B
• Unit 6 – Marine Mammals
• Unit 7 – Turtles, Sea Snakes and Seabirds
• Unit 8 – Human Impact on Marine Environments & Fishing

2. Marine Studies 2

• Unit 1 – Introduction and Simple Organisms
• Unit 2 – Marine Plants
• Unit 3 – Cnidarians and Worms
• Unit 4 – Arthropods
• Unit 5 – Molluscs
• Unit 6 – Echinoderms
• Unit 7 – Non-Bony Fishes
• Unit 8 – Bony Fishes I
• Unit 9 – Bony Fishes II
• Unit 10 – Marine Mammals and Higher Animals

• Marine Biologist
• Ecotourism Operator
• Aquaculturist
• Wildlife Officer
• Park Ranger
• Animal Rescue Worker
• Wildlife Observation 
• Marine Wildlife Inspector
  

While studying this course provides valuable skills and knowledge, it does not guarantee a specific career outcome. The career outcomes listed are intended as a general guide only.

International Approval and Registration Centre (IARC) - The International Approval and Registration Centre (IARC) is a globally recognised quality assurance body that accredits education providers who demonstrate excellence in course delivery and learner support. For students, IARC accreditation offers peace of mind knowing that the course meets international benchmarks for quality and credibility. It also provides increased recognition of courses by employers and educational institutions worldwide, helping boost career and academic opportunities.

• Whilst there are no specific age requirements, if you are under the age of 18, the course provider will need to speak with a guardian before enrolment.
• You must have a computer and an Internet connection. If you do not have a computer or tablet, the course provider can supply one.
• Be aware that any disabilities may affect your ability to work online. Please notify the course provider when you enrol so they can fully support you with your studies.