Depending on whether you go to trade school or community college, the time it takes to complete your welding program can be anywhere from six months to two years. A six-month program normally earns you a certificate. You can earn a diploma in about one year and an...
What Does a Welder Do? Welders work in a wide variety of industries. Basically anywhere metal needs to be permanently joined, there’s a welder involved using one of the 100s of different welding processes. The equipment they use creates electrical currents, which...
There are a few different ways to become a welder, paying for a trade school or community college associate’s degree program is only one. Granted, it is a popular one. Apprenticeships, both formal and informal are also popular choices. Apprenticeships generally...
What Is Precision Production? There are many different types of products that take someone skilled in that field to create, from textiles to jewelry to clothing to furniture. Precision production workers are found in many different fields. Leather-working,...
Times, they are a-changin’. No longer is a traditional college degree the end-all. In fact, there are no guarantees that with a bachelor’s degree you’ll even find a job in your field. Trade and vocational schools are on the cutting edge of becoming en vogue again, and...
Welder training program requirements and job requirements are not the same everywhere and can vary by State, school and employer. Most technical colleges and employers require high school diploma or GED. And employers will normally require certification or an...
