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Intro to Welding

Wallace State Community College

CertificateNon-creditCIP: 48.0508

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This hands-on welding course introduces students to common welding processes used in industrial and manufacturing settings. Fall semester focuses on Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), commonly known as Stick Welding, while spring semester focuses on Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) and Flux-Cored Arc Welding. Participants learn shop safety, equipment setup, electrode and shielding-gas selection, welding positions, bead placement, joint preparation, weld inspection, and basic troubleshooting.

Duration

8 weeks

Cost
900Show moreShow less
Format

In-Person

Dates

Since Jan 2022

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This workforce training combines classroom instruction with hands-on learning to develop foundational technical knowledge, industry-standard practices, workplace safety, and practical skills through instructor-led demonstrations and applied projects.

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This workforce training combines classroom instruction with hands-on learning to develop foundational technical knowledge, industry-standard practices, workplace safety, and practical skills through instructor-led demonstrations and applied projects.

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https://www.accs.edu/community-college/pathways-to-prosperity-scholarship/

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