Welding processes
Explore MIG/GMAW, TIG/GTAW, and Stick/SMAW through a defined learning progression.
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BUILD A STRONG FOUNDATION.
WELDING & FABRICATION
A high-school skills pathway
High-school studentsFind your spark. Develop your craft.
Develop welding skills through a structured, signed-off progression. As students demonstrate proficiency, they move into planning, fit-up, welding, and finishing projects—with attention to both the process and the quality of the finished work.
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SKILLS THAT BUILD ON EACH OTHER
WHAT STUDENTS EXPLORE.
Fabrication fundamentals
Put developing skills to work in individual and collaborative fabrication projects.
Blueprints & problem-solving
Learn to interpret blueprints and welding symbols, explore cutting methods, and discover career possibilities.
FROM IDEA TO SOMETHING REAL
Progress you can point to.
Critical skills are evaluated and documented as students move through their learning pathway. The goal is practical growth, thoughtful work, and confidence earned through practice.
Course participation does not guarantee industry certification, a license, employment, or school credit. Ask the office about any current testing opportunities and their separate requirements.
READY FOR A GOOD DAY
BEFORE YOU COME TO CLASS.
Wear natural-fiber clothing, long pants, and sturdy closed-toe shoes. Tie back long hair and avoid loose jewelry and synthetic athleticwear. Bring a labeled water bottle, a snack, and lunch for a full-day class.
Instructors provide course-specific directions for equipment, protective gear, and participation. Contact the office about access needs or accommodations.
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