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Fort Peck Community College

School type: Community College

Fort Peck Community College is a tribally controlled community college serving the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux communities. Its 28-credit Welding Technician Certificate of Technical Studies prepares students for entry-level employment and apprenticeships in welding shops, construction, pipeline-related work, and fabrication. The two-course welding sequence combines safety and theory with extensive hands-on performance, equipment setup, cutting, fit-up, joint design, blueprint and welding-symbol interpretation, and fabrication. Official current and recent course descriptions support Stick, MIG, TIG and flux-cored welding. The curriculum follows NCCER and AWS SENSE guidance, offers NCCER credential opportunities, and gives completers an opportunity to take an AWS certification test.

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Welding Technician

  • Credential: Certificate of Technical Studies
  • Program cost: Not listed
  • Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux-Core, Fabrication, Performance
  • Program Length: 28 credits
  • AWS Prep: Available

Schedule: 1-2 semesters; welding courses scheduled in fall and spring

A 28-credit Certificate of Technical Studies designed for entry-level welding employment and apprenticeships. The program consists of welding safety… Read full description for Welding Technician

A 28-credit Certificate of Technical Studies designed for entry-level welding employment and apprenticeships. The program consists of welding safety and theory plus two intensive welding-and-fabrication courses. Students learn shop safety, equipment setup, oxy-fuel cutting, joint fit-up and alignment, welding positions, blueprint and symbol interpretation, materials behavior, layout and fabrication through module testing and hands-on performance. Current and recent official course descriptions support Stick, MIG, TIG and flux-cored welding. Students can earn NCCER welding credentials, and completers have an opportunity to take an AWS certification test.

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