Welding is used largely in the manufacturing sector but the skill has practical applications in many other industries including ship building, car making, engineering, construction and many more.
This training course is designed for people with little or no prior experience or knowledge of welding. This training course can turn you into a professionally qualified welder working legally and safely.
Welders can expect to earn on average £24,449 (Totaljobs.com) per year but it is certainly possible to earn significantly more than this through specialising in certain areas or by doing overtime. Those working with cutting edge technology are likely to earn significantly more.
With the welding course on offer you will be expected to undertake and pass practical training sessions at a fully equipped training centre which means that you will be able to walk into a job with the confidence required.
It is not just about electrical, oil, gas and plumbing training courses but also about the latest welding training courses. The qualifications you receive are nationally and industry recognised.
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The student is able to study in his or her own time, which allows you to study at a pace that suits you and also you will be able to continue working in your current job if you are employed.
Some industries that consistently require welders are shipbuilding, manufacturing, engineering, car making, construction and many more.
Work hours for a welder are similar to other trade areas such as plumbers. There is often the requirement to work early in the morning or late at night.
The role of the welder is mainly to join metals together by heating their surfaces and joining them together with pressure and it used in everything from car manufacturing to the erection of buildings.
The student is able to study in his or her own time, which allows you to study at a pace that suits you and also you will be able to continue working in your current job if you are employed.
Some industries that consistently require welders are shipbuilding, manufacturing, engineering, car making, construction and many more.
Work hours for a welder are similar to other trade areas such as plumbers. There is often the requirement to work early in the morning or late at night.
The role of the welder is mainly to join metals together by heating their surfaces and joining them together with pressure and it used in everything from car manufacturing to the erection of buildings.
There are state of the art training centres nationally which you will attend to complete your practical training – the selected training provider will endeavour to find one located near to where you live.
There is a constant enrolment process - new courses are starting all the time and you may enrol at a time to suit you.
These are online training courses incorporating home study and practical training at one of training facilities. It is a mixture of home based blended learning to acquire the necessary underpinning knowledge and hands-on training at fully equipped workshops to develop your practical skills.
These training courses are designed for individuals with little or no prior trades experience; no prior trades qualifications are required.
Advice is given on the career-path to initially suit you; either as a full-time employee, sub-contractor or self-employed trades person.
Typically ‘domestic’ courses are level 2 equivalents and the professional equates to level 3. Either level of qualification will enable you to work competently as a qualified trade person within your chosen trade. A trades training specialist will help you select the course which best suits your needs and aspirations.
Since qualifying I got employed by a great plumbing company - thank you.
Really enjoyed the course with the right mix of practical and tutoring.
The course fitted around me and I am now employed full time by one of the largest construction companies in the UK.
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Compared to other courses I could have done, this course was by far the best.
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