Course Duration
16 Weeks
Location
Burslem Campus
Course Cost
£ 0.00
Do I have to pay this fee? These courses receive government funding, and some learners will be eligible for FREE tuition if they meet specific criteria. Some L code courses at Level 3 to 6 may also have an Advanced Learning Loan available for learners aged 19 and over.
Course Code
PL4121
Start Date
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Course Summary

This qualifications is for those who are new to welding, or would like some experience of the job before starting their career learners looking to progress to higher qualifications and achieve professional recognition from The Welding Institute, employees working in another aspect of welding engineering who require some practical training.
This is an introduction to welding skills starting with Manual metal arc or MIG welding training
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Course Requirements

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How Is It Taught

The course is delivered mainly in the welding works shop, but there is some classroom work to deliver the knowledge need for the end test.

What Could I do Next

You can progress to Level 2 welding course and then on the level 3.

What Else Do I Need To Know

You will need to bring appropriate PPE, Safety boots and cotton overals (flame retardent) to gain access to the weldng workshop and facilities.
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How Is It Taught

The course is delivered mainly in the welding works shop, but there is some classroom work to deliver the knowledge need for the end test.

What Could I do Next

You can progress to Level 2 welding course and then on the level 3.

What Else Do I Need To Know

You will need to bring appropriate PPE, Safety boots and cotton overals (flame retardent) to gain access to the weldng workshop and facilities.

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