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Marine Engineering - Ringaskiddy

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  • 20-01-2009 7:08pm
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    quietsailor
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    Is there anybody on boards whos studied Marine Engineering or is there at the moment? I qualified out of the CIT so I'm curious to see what the course is like now.


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    fluffysierra
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    From what I've been hearing I'm glad I studied in CIT, most of the lecturers are retired now.


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    sailordog13
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    Hi quietsailor,
    I studied CR095 Marine & Plant Engineering in CIT. Got my Diploma in 2001, shortly before NMCI was established.
    I was fortunate enough to sit my class 2 just before D. Falvey retired.
    NMCI is a completly new atmosphere.
    The bond that existed between engineers down in B block, and to a lesser extent the Deckies as a minority group seems to be gone.


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    quietsailor
    Registered Users Posts: 1,428 ✭✭✭quietsailor


    Mods- apologies for digging up old threads - this is a specialised course so there is only a few threads here when people go searching for info so I want to point them in a helpful direction.

    Folks, for anyne looking for information on life at sea a Maritime forum has been set up recently. Some of the people posting there are actively working at sea.

    Its new so it will take a while but there will be info posted about ships & living ob board


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