The Welding Certificate program prepares students to enter into the industry as beginning production, maintenance, or job shop welders. Students are trained in the latest techniques in fabrication of materials by welding processes.
This program may be for you if you are interested in: working with your hands, seeing the product of your work, building things, mechanical projects.
The Welding program introduces students to various aspects of the welding industry, developing safety habits and skills in MIG, TIG, arc, and oxy-acetylene welding that prepare them for a career in the high demand field of welding.
Students get to work with their hands and learn the art of welding from an industry professional, with the opportunity to pursue a Registered Apprenticeship at a partnering employer. Students will visit various manufacturing and fabrication facilities to see first hand what a job in welding looks like.
Students in the Welding program can earn a certification through Iowa Western Community College.
Paid, registered apprenticeships are available to high achieving welding students.
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