Welding

Program Description

Students will gain the knowledge and skills required for employment in the various trades associated with welding by doing a variety of welding applications in a specific welding laboratory. Students who complete the full-time program receive tools and additional training in math related to the industry, blueprint reading skills, AutoCAD, Fabrication and Design, job search resources, and other skills necessary for successful employment. This program involves a combination of hands-on lab work and related classroom instruction. Students will be able to achieve OSHA 10 certification, 4 Welding certifications and American Heart Association 1st Aid & CPR certifications.

Course Work Includes:

Basic / Intermediate / Advanced Applied Math
Industrial Blue Print Reading
Welders Blue Print Reading
Stick Welding
Mig/Tig Welding
Pipe Welding
Maintenance Welding
Fabrication, Layout & Design
AutoCAD
Metallurgy
OSHA 10-Hour Certification
First Aid & CPR Certification
Rigging & Equipment Installation
Basic Computers

Support Services

The following services are available to you as soon as you begin your training.

Career/Education Counseling
Resume Development
Placement Services

Program Details

Industrial Training Coordinator

Matt Olson
matt.olson@tctchome.com

330.847.0503 Ext.1610

Total Class Hours: 660 Weeks: 38 Academic Year: 660 hours/40 weeks

Program Prerequisites:

High School Diploma or GED, Required TABE Scores: Reading - 7 , Math - 7

Class in Session: Monday – Thursday, 4:30 PM - 9:30 PM

Financial Assistance

(Available to those who qualify.)

Pell Grant, Federal Direct Student Loan,

VA, TAA, WIA,

No-interest School Payment Plan

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Notice of Nondiscrimination & Access to Equal Education

The Trumbull Career and Technical Center will not discriminate nor tolerate harassment in its educational programs or activities for any reasons, including on the basis of religion, race, color, national origin, sex, disability, military status, ancestry, or age and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Additionally, it will not discriminate in its employment policies and practices. If you have questions, have witnessed, or have experienced acts of discrimination based on these criteria and wish to express a grievance please contact the following:

Title VI/Title IX Coordinator, Dave Phillips/Dean of Students, 528 Educational Highway NW, Warren OH 44483, 330-847-0503

Section 504/Title II Coordinator, Melissa Starkey/Supervisor of Special Needs, 528 Educational Highway NW, Warren OH 44483, 330-847-0503