Welding

An opportunity to begin a career that will make the sparks fly in your life. Learn the art of oxy-acetylene welding and brazing. Enter the world of arc welding shielded metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding and gas tungsten arc welding. Learn the skill of oxy-acetylene torch and plasma arc cutting. Experience the use of pulsed Mig and Tig welding. Learn basic metallurgy, blueprint reading and welding theory. A senior year Cooperative Work Experience Program is available. Career opportunities exist as  production welder, fabricators, pipe line welders, job shop welders, steel erectors, construction welders, and weld shop owners.  Many welders can become engineers, educators, designers, researchers, welding sales person, and managers as they add to their education and experience.

Credits

T61000

1 Welding Credit

T62000

1 Welding Credit
1 Applied Math Credit
1 Applied Science Credit

May be used for Basic Technology Credit

T63000

4 Welding Credits
or 4 Work Experience Credits