Welding Courses – From £35 per week
Welders are in high demand across a wide range of industries. 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. Welding is a skill that requires experts for its durability and safety reasons and cannot be performed by untrained people.
The future for welders is positive due to advancements in technology. Many welders are now working with cutting edge technology as robots can now be used to cut metals and electrons are employed to bond metals more securely than previously possible. These technologies are securing the future of the industry.
Welding Career prospects are good for welders. 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 and specialist coding are likely to earn significantly more.
Practical training is a requirement for any good course. All our courses require students to undertake theoretical learning as this underpins the practical skills that are learnt.
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 confidence and the required skill level.
More about the courses (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q: Where are the Training Centres based?
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.
Q: When do the courses start?
There is a constant enrolment process – new courses are starting all the time and you may enrol at a time to suit you.
Q: Who will train me?
Qualified & Experienced Course Tutors.
Q: Do I study online or at a training centre?
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.
Q: What are the differences between Domestic & Professional courses?
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.
Q: Can I pay back over a period of time?
Flexible repayment options are available, subject to status.