AWL

A Formal Education in Welding from a welding vocational/ proprietary school should teach practical hands-on training, math skills, and classroom time as required, which is essential to employment as a professional welder in any industry. Employers are directly hiring trained professional welders rather than consuming their time and resources to train someone and pay them. Instead, they employ skilled welders who have already acquired certified training. While employers are having a hard time finding skilled workers (due to the skills gap) there are more tradespeople retiring every year than getting hired. This provides you with an excellent opportunity to consider a career in welding

 

We offer a 10:1 student-to-instructor ratio by instructors with decades of industry experience as well as many years of experience in welding education.  With multiple, former college-level welding instructors on staff, we understand the need, for not only quality welders and fabricators but quality people, with a strong work ethic. That’s what we intend to deliver.

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We offer full-time, day classes and part-time, night classes to meet you where you are. 

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No matter what your experience is, we are here to help you achieve your goals. With several American Welding Society (AWS) Certified Welding Inspectors (CWI's) on staff, you will have the opportunity to become certified to AWS standards.