302 S. 9th St.
Pathways
Maritime|253 will play a big role in preparing workers for maritime jobs in the South Puget Sound Region and beyond. Our programs will help students build skills in ship operations, safety, environmental responsibility, leadership, and new technology. We understand that maritime is a global industry that needs a well-trained and skilled workforce with a wide variety of knowledge and experiences.
Explore your future through hands-on learning, college credit, and industry credentials. Choose from four high-demand pathways: Sustainability, Technology, Port Operations & Logistics, and Advanced Maritime Manufacturing. Each program is a 2-year, half-day model designed to give you up to 1,080 hours of training, industry-recognized credentials, and dual credit toward college. Courses are geared toward students in grades 11 and 12.
Advanced Maritime Manufacturing Pathway
A pathway for students who want to design, build, and automate the systems that power the maritime and advanced manufacturing industries. Students learn through hands-on, project-based experiences in labs that reflect real industry environments.
Port Operations & Logistics Pathway
A pathway for students interested in how ports, transportation systems, and regulatory frameworks keep global trade and commerce moving safely and efficiently. The pathway emphasizes safety, systems thinking, and leadership in highly regulated environments.
Technology Pathway
A pathway for students interested in computing, cybersecurity, and the systems that protect modern infrastructure.
Sustainability Pathway
A pathway for students interested in environmental science, clean energy, and designing solutions for a more resilient future.
Contact
(253) 571-4567
maritime253@tacoma.k12.wa.us