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Forsyth Technical Community College

Forsyth Technical Community College offers a 68-credit Welding Technology Associate in Applied Science, a 44-credit diploma, and an 18-credit certificate at its main Winston-Salem campus. The curriculum combines substantial shop practice with welding theory, cutting, symbols and specifications, metallurgy, fabrication, inspection and testing, and automated welding. Depending on the credential, students train in Stick, MIG, TIG, flux-cored, plate and pipe welding. The associate degree adds certification practices, advanced pipe work, work-based learning or management, and general education. Day and evening pathways are available for the diploma and certificate, while the associate degree is offered during the day.

Programs Offered

Welding Technology, A.A.S.

A 68-credit daytime Associate in Applied Science completed in about two years. The plan combines extensive

  • Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux-Core, Pipe, Structural, Fabrication, Performance
  • GI Bill: Eligible
  • Program Length: 68 credit hours
  • AWS Prep: Available

Offered at

Main CampusWinston-Salem, NC

Welding Technology Diploma

A 44-credit diploma covering cutting, Stick, MIG, TIG, flux-cored, plate and pipe welding, welding symbols and

  • Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux-Core, Pipe, Structural, Fabrication, Performance
  • GI Bill: Eligible
  • Program Length: 44 credit hours
  • AWS Prep: Not listed

Offered at

Main CampusWinston-Salem, NC

Welding Technology Certificate

An 18-credit certificate providing focused shop training in cutting, Stick, MIG, TIG and flux-cored welding on

  • Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux-Core, Structural, Performance
  • GI Bill: Eligible
  • Program Length: 18 credit hours
  • AWS Prep: Not listed

Offered at

Main CampusWinston-Salem, NC

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