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Learn to operate and troubleshoot a variety of welding power sources and related equipment, as well as develop computational skills and other problem-solving techniques essential to welding and steel fabrication. Beyond the development of welding abilities, you will study blueprint reading and layout, plus metallurgy. Graduates have the opportunity to become certified to American Welding Society standards. 

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$42,490

Median 2019 salary for Welders 

424,700

Welders employed in the United States

Programs

  • Welding Technology Certificate Associate's
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Hunter Schumann

Welder in the Making

Building choppers and cooking tasty grub aren’t exactly complementary professions, but Hunter Schumann dreams one day of operating his own custom motorcycle shop with a restaurant across the street. The New Jersey native is studying welding technologies and fabrication and spends hours mastering his techniques while learning the intricacies of flux core arcs, oxyacetylene, jigs and metallurgy.