A bright future that continues to grow year after year! The Welding Technology Program provides students with a broad foundation of knowledge and skills to prepare for employment in the welding industry. Students receive hands-on training in various welding processes and learn how to safely and effectively work with metal in a wide range of applications.
This program is designed to help students build confidence, craftsmanship, and the technical skills required for a successful career in Applied Welding.
What You’ll Learn:
- Safe setup and operation of welding tools and equipment
- Reading and interpreting blueprints and welding symbols
- Metal preparation and cutting processes
- Welding techniques used in multiple processes
- Quality control and inspection practices
- Workplace safety and employability skills
Program Length & Structure
Total Program
1100
Hours
(Approx. 1½ Years)
Welder, Helper
200
Hours
Welder, Helper
200
Hours
Welder, Shielded Metal Arc
200
Hours
Welder, Flux Cored Arc
80
Hours
Welder, Gas Tungsten Arc
150
Hours
Welder, Pipe
200
Hours
The total program length depends on enrollment (full-time or part-time) and the completion of required competencies.
Admission Requirements
Students must complete the Test of Adult Basic Education (T.A.B.E.) with the following minimum scores:
- Mathematics: 9
- Language: 9
- Reading: 9