Welding Technology

The welding program at Cowley College is a great learning opportunity for students who want to become welders. The program has a lot to offer, with a thorough curriculum and skilled teachers. Students will learn both the theory and practice of welding, focusing on structural and pipe weldments using various welding processes. In the program, students will work on different projects to develop their skills in layout and fabrication.

NO PREREQUISITE REQUIREMENTS
An associate degree or certificate program that brings together book work and technical training in welding fabrication. We cover a variety of oxy fuel uses and arc welding processes including plasma. Advanced courses in welding codes are available to expand the students understanding of industry specifications.

One of the best parts of the program is the hands-on training. Students will have access to the latest equipment and materials to practice different welding techniques in a safe environment. This practical approach not only improves their technical skills but also gives them confidence. Students will also be tested on their welding abilities and learn how to fix mistakes. They will also learn about common welding problems and how to inspect their work in the field.

The teachers in the program are experienced professionals with a lot of knowledge about the industry. They will teach students about different welding processes, safety measures, and industry standards. Students will have assignments to deepen their understanding of each welding process and learn about real-world challenges that welders face and how to overcome them.

Safety is a top priority in the program. Welding can be dangerous if safety measures are not followed. Students will learn about the importance of wearing protective gear and keeping their work area clean. Safety is emphasized in every aspect of the program.

In summary, Cowley College's welding program offers a complete education in this specialized field. Students will get hands-on training, knowledgeable instructors, a focus on safety, and real-world welding experience. After completing the program, students will be well-prepared for a successful career as a professional welder.

Career Opportunities

Most welders work in manufacturing industries that produce transportation equipment, industrial machinery and equipment, and fabricated metal products. Welders are also employed in the construction of buildings and bridges, and to join pipes in pipelines, power plants, railroads, and refineries.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Scholarships and financial aid are available to support your educational goals. Be sure to meet with an Admissions Representative at Cowley College to help you apply for financial aid and scholarships.