Welding is a two-semester Diploma program designed for individuals seeking skill development and certification in common welding procedures leading to employment in a variety of industries. The program is recognized as an Institutional Member of the American Welding Society and upon completion of all coursework, AWS Certification can be attained. The program’s outlined competencies are achieved through a combination of classroom theory, welding demonstration, and practice. Primary emphasis is placed upon hands-on skill development in a state-of-the-art lab facility. Through completion of the program, students gain competency in arc, gas, and automated welding and cutting processes.
Career Opportunities
Completion of this program prepares graduates to enter the following occupations:
- Production Welder
- Maintenance Welder
- Robot Operator
- Building/Structural Welder
- Ag/Construction Equipment Repair Technician
- Fabricator
Industries that use welding:
- Agriculture
- Manufacturing
- Automotive
- Construction
- Mining
- Utilities
Gainful Employment
For specific information contact the NIACC Industrial Division.
Upon successful completion of the Welding curriculum with a grade point average of 2.0 (C) or higher, the student is awarded a Diploma.
