BEng (Hons) Marine Engineering
Benefit from a maritime cadetship programme (supported by a sponsoring company) to build your skills as engineering officer in renowned Warsash Maritime School with its industry-leading facilities.
Paul Muscat
BEd (Hons), BSc (Open), PGCFHE
Senior Lecturer
Warsash Maritime School
Biography
Paul started his working life as an apprentice electrician with the Department of the Environment and spent eight years working on and managing electrical projects.
He took up his first teaching post in 1984 and has spent 37 years developing and honing his teaching skills. During this time he has taught a range of electrical engineering subjects on a variety of programmes and has accrued a wealth of experience, teaching within the Further and Higher Education sectors.
Paul has a Bachelor of Science degree as well as an Honours degree in Education and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He was a member of the Institute of Engineering and Technology and was registered as an Incorporated Engineer with the Electricity Council for 35 years.
Further information
Foreman (mechanical/electrical), Property Service Agency (1983–1984)
Electrical instructor, DOE Training Centre (1982–1983)
Chargehand electrician/instructor, Property Service Agency (1980–1982)
Electrician, Department of the Environment (1979–1980)
Apprentice electrician, Department of Environment (1976–1979)
Taught courses
FdEng Marine Engineering
Prepare for the exciting prospect of travelling the world in the Merchant Navy to become a marine engineer officer, delivered from the world-renowned Warsash Maritime School.
