Welding Technology
The Welding Technology I & II program offers a robust combination of classroom instruction and hands-on lab experiences, preparing students with a wide range of skills aligned with American Welding Society (AWS) Entry Level Guidelines and Certifications.
Students will refine their mathematical abilities in areas such as geometry, precision measurement, and estimation—key components to ensuring accuracy in the welding process.
The curriculum also delves into the fundamentals of metallurgy, gases, and materials science, providing a deep understanding of the properties and behaviors of different materials. This program equips students with the technical expertise and problem-solving skills needed for a successful career in the welding industry.
Possible Careers
- Journeyman/Apprentice
- Certified Welding Inspector
- PAC, OAC, SMAW, GMAW, & GTAW Welders
- Operator
- Structural Metal Fabricator & Fitter
- Sheetmetal Worker
- Shipyard Welder
- Boilermaker
- Pipe Fitter
- Military
Dual Credits
- Ivy Tech Community College
- WELD 100 - Welding Fundamentals
- WELD 108 - Shielded Metal Arc Welding I
- WELD 206 - Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding
- WELD 207 - Gas Metal Arc (MIG) Welding
- WELD 208 - Gas Tungsten Arc (TIG) Welding
Certifications Available
- AWS - American Welding Society
- OSHA 10 Safety Certification
FAQs
- Does my student need any previous experience before taking this class?
- If my student attends this course, should they go to college or straight to the workforce?
- How much homework can a student expect from this course?
- What expenses can I expect as a student?
- How will the certifications my child receives help them?
- What type of welding will my student learn in class?