Coffeyville Community College

School type: Community College

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Coffeyville Community College's Welding Technology program provides intensive hands-on instruction in MIG, TIG, Stick, and Flux-Core welding, with a strong emphasis on pipe, fabrication, blueprint reading, welding symbols, cutting, shop mathematics, and workplace safety. Full-time students can complete the 46-credit Certificate of Completion in about nine months, while an Associate of Applied Science adds general education for a 64-credit degree. Students practice plate and pipe positions and can earn 6G pipe-welding certificates. Current official sources place instruction at the Richard Dick Robison Welding Center in Coffeyville and at Columbus North in Columbus.

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Welding Technology Certificate

Credential: Certificate of Completion
Program cost: $7,360–$8,740
Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux-Core, Pipe, Structural, Fabrication, Performance
Program Length: 9 months
AWS Prep: Not listed

Price basis, residency, included fees, source and verification date are not recorded.

Schedule: Full-time day 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at Coffeyville or 7:50 a.m.-3:35 p.m. at Columbus; part-time morning/afternoon; limited evening skill classes at Coffeyville

This 46-credit Certificate of Completion uses an intensive hands-on curriculum in Stick, MIG, Flux-Core, and TIG welding, with plate and pipe practice… Read full description

This 46-credit Certificate of Completion uses an intensive hands-on curriculum in Stick, MIG, Flux-Core, and TIG welding, with plate and pipe practice through the 6G position. Students also study oxyacetylene work, pipe layout, blueprints, welding symbols, shop mathematics, cutting and gouging, safety, and the behavior of carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and low-alloy metals. Full-time students typically attend during the day and finish in nine months; part-time morning or afternoon study takes about 18 months, with evening skill-development classes also offered at Coffeyville.

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Richard Dick Robison Welding Center — Coffeyville, KS Columbus North Campus — Columbus, KS

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Welding Technology, AAS

Credential: Associate of Applied Science
Program cost: Not listed
Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux-Core, Pipe, Structural, Fabrication, Performance
Program Length: 2 years
AWS Prep: Not listed

Schedule: Full-time day; technical classes at Coffeyville or Columbus, with general education added for the degree

The 64-credit Associate of Applied Science combines the 46-credit Welding Technology technical curriculum with 18 credits of general education. The… Read full description

The 64-credit Associate of Applied Science combines the 46-credit Welding Technology technical curriculum with 18 credits of general education. The technical portion includes intensive lab training in Stick, MIG, Flux-Core, and TIG processes; 6G pipe-position work; oxyacetylene operations; pipe layout; blueprint and welding-symbol interpretation; and fabrication-oriented shop mathematics.

Confirmed at

Richard Dick Robison Welding Center — Coffeyville, KS Columbus North Campus — Columbus, KS

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