Welding
Welders are in demand in industries like construction, manufacturing, automotives, aerospace, and more. Â鶹ÊÓƵ trains students with skills and knowledge on various metals and components.
Students learn skills in:
- Blueprint reading and various layout methods
- MIG, TIG and stick welding
- Fabrication processes such as plasma and shears cutting, press brakes and rollers, and robotic welding
- 16 credit certificates
- 32, 60, & 64 credit diplomas
- 72 credit degree
- In person courses
- Start in fall
Program Delivery
- In person
- M–Th (8 am–4:30 pm)
- Willmar (All degree and award options available)
- Hutchinson (1-year diploma and certificate only)
- Fall start only
Program Cost*
Tuition/Fees
- AAS – $16,080
- Diploma – $7,147-$14,294
- Certificate – $3,573
Additional costs
- Tools/safety equipment: $700-$1,000
- Book costs vary
Program Highlights
- Certified American Welding Society Testing Facility
Careers & Jobs
- Welder
- Industrial Welder
- Pipe Welder
- Fabricator
