Community College of Baltimore County

School type: Community College

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Community College of Baltimore County offers an in-person Continuing Education Workforce Certificate in welding through its instructional partnership with Earlbeck Gases and Technologies. Students complete welding fundamentals and an intermediate specialization in MIG, TIG, or Stick welding, with training in equipment setup, safety, metallurgy, welding codes, inspection, symbols, multiple weld positions, and work on different metals. Day and evening formats are available at Earlbeck's Rosedale training facility. Intermediate classes include qualification testing, and CCBC is also constructing a Welding and Trades Center at its Dundalk campus for a planned 2027 launch.

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Welding Continuing Education Workforce Certificate

Credential: Continuing Education Workforce Certificate
Program cost: $5,080–$5,520
Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Structural, Performance
GI Bill: Eligible
Program Length: 90 hours
AWS Prep: Available

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Schedule: In person; approximately 5 weeks in daytime format or 13-15 weeks in evening format; current sections vary

This 90-hour, in-person workforce certificate combines Fundamentals of Welding with an intermediate… Read full description

This 90-hour, in-person workforce certificate combines Fundamentals of Welding with an intermediate specialization in MIG, TIG, or Stick. Fundamentals covers equipment setup, safety, oxyfuel and plasma cutting, all three arc processes, basic metallurgy, welding codes, inspection, and symbols. Intermediate training develops fillet and groove welds in process-appropriate metals and positions. Students may register for the two-course sequence or an equivalent combined Career Welding course, and qualification testing is included in the intermediate level through the Earlbeck partnership.

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Earlbeck Gases and Technologies (CCBC Welding Training Site) — Baltimore, MD

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