Are you passionate about marine engineering, and dream of bringing to life stunning and innovative vessels?
As a Boat Designer or Naval Architect, you’ll be responsible for creating the plans, blueprints and specifications for all kinds of boats – from small yachts to large cruise ships and beyond.
We’ll provide all the skills you need to kickstart your career as a junior designer, where you’ll gain hands-on experience and build your portfolio ready to take on more complex projects and contribute to the development of cutting-edge watercrafts.
You’ll learn everything you need to know about the principles of boat design and construction, and leave with the ability to manage projects, communicate effectively within the industry, and run a successful design business.
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Working at sea can be physically and mentally demanding, but the satisfaction of a job well done can be very rewarding.
The dynamic and ever-changing environment at sea can be both challenging and exciting, and offers a unique work experience that sets it apart from traditional land-based careers.
Life at sea can foster a strong sense of community, as crew members work and live closely together for extended periods of time.
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You'll have the opportunity to be creative and see your ideas come to life – working on a huge variety of projects from small watercrafts to large vessels.
Combining elements of engineeriing, design and technology, with a passion for creativity and innovation – boat design is a fantastic choice if you excel in these areas.
You'll be at the forefront of new deveopments and technologies, enjoying the opportunity to work on exciting projects that push the boundaries of what's possible in the marine industry.
The marine industry is dynamic and constantly evolving, and boat design is an integral part of this. You'll enjoy a fast-paced and exciting work environment where no day is the same.
Working on the design and construction of marine vessels, you'll enjoy a varied and hands-on experience, regularly alternating between the CAD software studio, shipyards and marine fabrication facilities.
Vessels are often used for important work such as transportation, exploration and scientific research. Your work has the potential to impact the safety, efficiency and comfort of those who use them.
To become a successful boat designer, you’ll need to complete an apprenticeship, higher technical qualification or degree in boat design or naval architecture. Useful GCSEs include English, Maths, Physics, Art & Design, and IT. You’ll need to study a Level 2 Diploma and Level 3 Extended Diploma in Marine Engineering, or a relevant T Level or A Levels preferably including Maths and Physics. The South Coast Institute of Technology can offer you a range of routes from Level 2 to Level 7 to help kickstart your career in boat design.
If you’re unsure what level you should be applying for you can find out more how all of the levels compare here
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To become a successful boat designer, you’ll need to complete an apprenticeship, higher technical qualification or degree in boat design or naval architecture. Useful GCSEs include English, Maths, Physics, Art & Design, and IT. You’ll need to study a Level 2 Diploma and Level 3 Extended Diploma in Marine Engineering, or a relevant T Level or A Levels preferably including Maths and Physics. The South Coast Institute of Technology can offer you a range of routes from Level 2 to Level 7 to help kickstart your career in boat design.
If you’re unsure what level you should be applying for you can find out more how all of the levels compare here
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