Can someone take a moment and explain the best way to become a certified welder? |
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Cybordolphin 45 months ago |
Can someone post THE best way to become a certified welder? Should you attend a local commmunity college? Or a specific trade school instead? What is SENSE and how important is that? Can someone explain where to go/look for training, and what certs
I want to attend a local college to train for obtaining the necessary certs.... but don't want to waste time or money. Hoping to avoid making a bad decision with where to go for training and what to classes to take.... etc.. Thanks! |
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blkfirsprk in Fayetteville, Arkansas 45 months ago |
I went to a local college and got a certificate of proficiency in Tig welding. I had a job before I finished class but of course it just depends where you are. I am getting my COP in stick welding now. All the credits I have gotten count towards an assosiates degree in welding.
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jay in Thomasville, North Carolina 44 months ago |
youll learn that mosty companies that rquir ecertifications certifu u themselves especially since they renew every year...at least when it comes to havin a business liscence...so school is one way..just o take test there are many...tyhe other way is find job that requires certification...most all will pay to have u certified....cause by law they need u certified...specially in heavystructual...so most dont buy what others have crtified you at...they do they own test so food for thouht everyone...save ya money |
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rick in Eden, North Carolina 32 months ago |
trade school is the best if you can afford it because colleges dont give you enough hands on to really get the feel good enough to pass a test maybe mig test thats easy but for stick you have to be able to make piles of lil burnt rod ends to learn my school was 5 grand for 4.5 months 6 days a week first certs came after 3rd month |
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