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This work based Apprenticeship is ideal for those wanting a career working as a Welder. You would learn in your workplace, away from your workstation and formal training in our new modern facilities here at the College. You will have the opportunity to practise and embed your skills at work.As an Apprentice Welder you will use high electrical energy to form an arc. Manual dexterity is essential in controlling the arc, which is used to melt metals, allowing them to fuse together to form a structurally sound weld. You will produce joints that satisfy basic quality standards in order to ensure that the finished products function correctly. Welding is used extensively and in almost every sector of industry.
For those without the required level of maths and English you will need to achieve these at Level 1 and take a test at Level 2 to be successful in your Apprenticeship.
If you are looking to improve your skills or change career direction, our Apprenticeship Recruitment Team can discuss your needs and advise you on finding a suitable employer.
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On and off the job training in the workplace, with weekly day release at Stoke on Trent CollegeWhat Else Do I Need To Know
Main intake is September, with options for mid year starts - January / April subject to numbersHow Is It Taught
On and off the job training in the workplace, with weekly day release at Stoke on Trent CollegeWhat Else Do I Need To Know
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