About Us, ECA Maritime College
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About Us
ECA Maritime College was developed to help the Maritime Industry and Mariners gain access to on the job training, reduce the amount of time in the classroom and get students out and into the industry.
The training provided by ECA Maritime College has evolved over the past 15 years. We are proud to say we can offer any method of training to our clients.
- Crew who want to study remotely and then book into subjects they feel necessary during their time off.
- We have developed workplace training, our trainers travelling with our clients and training on board.
- We can go anywhere to train provided we have access to all the necessary resources and the required numbers.
- In class training, block training and guaranteed small groups.
- Multiple course dates throughout the year to chose from
- Blended Solutions
We understand the cost involved in continuing your training in the Maritime Industry, Clinton Myles (Harry) Director of ECA Maritime College last ticket cost him in excess of $100,000.
With this in mind we decided it was important to accommodate mariners in keeping their day job. It has been very evident everyone’s situation is different, so we work hard to accommodate your needs, please discuss any special needs during your interview.
Our success is your success. We commit to your commitment in a positive result.
What ECA Maritime College Provides:
- Study flexibly
- Training one day a week
- Specialise programs for groups
- Corporate programs
- Virtual Classrooms via zoom
- Face to face training
- Onsite training
As a company and people who have experienced many of the pitfalls in gaining Maritime Qualifications, we commit to:
- Not using retired skippers
- Start anytime – ongoing enrollments
- Seek Govt Funding- trainee-ships
- Be cheaper than attending full time course
- Flexible delivery
- Customised programs
- Personalised service
Marine Training The Way It Should Be
We offer our clients current updates with any changes to the Maritime Licence issues relevant to their qualifications. There are major changes happening that may affect your situation or even your chosen pathway.
Over the years there have been some very significant changes with the Maritime Authority. All new marine licences issued will allow you to work nationally in Australia. There are no longer orals with the Authorities you must complete a practical assessment with an approved AMSA provider called an AMPA.
All new licences are now issued by Australian Maritime Safety Authority. To access all the new information please visit – AMSA.
We have been authorised to assess our clients under AMSA to offer the required AMSA AMPA.
CLINTON MYLES (HARRY) – DIRECTOR OF TRAINING MASTER 3 >500GT
CLINTON MYLES (HARRY) – DIRECTOR OF TRAINING, MASTER 3 >500GT
With 28 years of experience across cargo, tug, and mother shipping operations, Harry brings deep industry knowledge from both the deck and the wheelhouse. He began his maritime career from the ground up, rising through the ranks with dedication and grit. In 2006, while earning his 500GT certification, he was recognised as WA Challenger TAFE’s Maritime Student of the Year.
Harry is a cornerstone of ECA Maritime College. His passion for the industry and hands-on experience resonate with our students, making him an invaluable mentor. Over the years, he has worked tirelessly to develop and refine our Master-level training programs and continues to lead our training division—when he’s not out delivering vessels himself.
KELLY HARVIE- CEO/ FOUNDER
I founded this business to stay connected to the maritime industry—a world that has shaped much of my life. Growing up, I was lucky to have a father who shared his passion for the ocean, from early days sailing Sabots to crewing on our family’s charter yacht.
My career has taken me across oceans and continents. I ran my own yacht detailing company in Fort Lauderdale while also crewing on boat deliveries and working at international boat shows. One of my most memorable experiences was crossing the Atlantic as Mate aboard a 38-foot yacht, with stops in Bermuda, the Azores, and Gibraltar.
Back in Australia, I’ve worked across a diverse range of vessels—from Mother Ships and trawlers to cargo ships and tourism day boats. This hands-on experience drives my commitment to quality, reliability, and a genuine love for life at sea.
