Become a certified Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) and sail the world (DG Shipping approved).
DG Shipping approved training for a high-demand global career.
Recognised training for a global career.
Hostel and meals included.
Mandatory safety courses covered.
Placement-oriented training and assistance.
Learn from industry-experienced trainers.
High-demand, faster entry into shipping.
From classroom to an officer's role at sea in four months.
ETO
A four-month, offline residential course in Pali, Raigad, with hostel
and meals included. Practical training on ship electrical panels, pressure systems, and
navigation, plus STCW 2010 courses and placement-oriented training.
Key
topics: Electrical Panels, Pressure Systems, Navigation Systems, STCW 2010 Courses
Operating and maintaining ship electrical panels.
Working with onboard pressure systems.
Electronic navigation and bridge equipment.
Mandatory safety and survival training.
Salaries are approximate and depend on company, ship, rank, and experience.
| Role | Ship Type | Salary (Approx.) | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Junior ETO | Merchant Navy | Attractive global packages | Entry level officer |
| Electro-Technical Officer | Merchant / International | Grows with sea time | After 1 to 2 years |
| Senior ETO | Merchant / Offshore | Grows with rank & experience | Senior role |
Find out if you are ready to start your maritime career.
Candidates with an engineering diploma are eligible to apply.
B.E. / B.Tech graduates in engineering disciplines are eligible.
Minimum 10th pass with 40% marks.
Fully residential campus — no extra arrangement needed.
Mandatory safety certifications included in the course.
Placement-oriented training with job assistance on completion.
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Pay as per schedule.
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Find answers to the most common questions about the ETO course, eligibility, and your future career at sea.
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ETO stands for Electro-Technical Officer. It is a four-month, officer-level course that trains you to work on ship electrical panels, pressure systems, and navigation equipment, along with STCW 2010 safety courses.
You can work as an Electro-Technical Officer on merchant navy and international ships. It is a high-demand global career with faster entry into the shipping industry.
Candidates must hold a Diploma in Engineering or a Degree in Engineering (B.E. / B.Tech) to apply for the ETO course.
Yes. AMTCR provides placement-oriented training and placement assistance to students.
Yes. AMTCR has a residential campus with hostel and meals included in the course.
The last date to apply for the ETO course is 14th July 2026.