High School -

Program Overview

Students in the Welding program use advanced welding techniques to design, engineer, build, and troubleshoot complex manufacturing solutions. They implement various welding processes to earn essential industry-recognized certifications. Students interpret blueprints and specifications using math and critical thinking.

Curriculum

• Shield Metal Arc Welding (Stick)
• Gas Metal Arc (MIG)
• Gas Tungsten Arc (TIG)
• Flux-Core Arc Welding Process (FCAW)
• Oxy/acet. Welding and Brazing Process
• Plate and Pipe Welding
• Oxy/acet. Cutting Process
• Plasma Arc Cutting Process/Manual and Robotic or Mechanized
• Air Carbon Arc Cutting and Gouging Process
• Fabricating, Layout, Forming of Metals
• Blueprint Reading
• Metallurgy - Casts, Mild Steels, Stainless Aluminum

Additional Resources

• Explore the program
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• Meet the instructor
• Learn more about industry credentials
• Participate in SkillsUSA
• Contact program supervisor

Credits and Credentials

• Earn up to 48 college credits through academic courses and articulated credit at individual colleges through this program
• Industry-recognized credentials and certifications are embedded into this program