Programs / Trades
ARC & MIG
Welding
Hands-on welding training in a small-class environment. All supplies, materials, and protective gear included. Start regardless of your skill level. Sessions begin frequently throughout the semester.
ARC Welding
Shielded Metal
Arc Welding
ARC welding uses a consumable rod clamped into an electrode holder. A ground clamps to the metal being welded, and an arc forms when the rod contacts the metal, producing intense heat to fuse materials together.
Generally used for ferrous materials. Popular for repair work, construction, and structural steel applications.
MIG Welding
Gas Metal
Arc Welding
MIG (GMAW) uses a continuous wire fed from a spool. The wire is held against the metal and heated using a gun that expels an inert shielding gas such as helium or argon.
Offers high welding speeds and clean welds. Often used for aluminum, sheet metal, and in the automotive industry.
This program does not qualify for Pell Grants, SEOG, or Federal Work Study. Grant and scholarship opportunities may be available. Ask at registration.
Everything's Included
- Dedicated welding equipment for each student
- All welding supplies and materials
- Full personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Welding helmet, gloves, and safety gear
Total Program Cost
$900.00
All-inclusive. No additional supply costs
Upcoming Sessions
2026–2027 Schedule
Five sessions run throughout the year, Tuesday & Thursday evenings. Class sizes are limited to 6 students.
Questions about Welding?
Class sizes are limited to 6 students. Contact admissions with any questions about sessions or costs.