Hopkinsville, KY
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Hopkinsville Community College offers stackable welding credentials at its North Drive campus. Students may pursue a 60–68-credit Welding Technology Associate in Applied Science, a 48–55-credit Combination Welder diploma, or focused certificates in arc cutting, AWS/SENSE Level I, MIG, gas welding, production-line welding and welder-helper skills. Required curricula combine hands-on shop laboratories with cutting, blueprint reading, Stick, TIG and MIG instruction; some MIG plans permit Flux-Core work. HCC also publishes an accelerated three-session workforce route through which students can earn 25 credits and multiple academic certificates.
This 60–68-credit AAS combines general education with cutting, blueprint reading, Stick, TIG and MIG theory…
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A 48–55-credit diploma combining communication and mathematics with cutting, blueprint reading, Stick, TIG and MIG welding, certification coursework…
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A 36–37-credit SENSE Level I entry-welder certificate requiring cutting, Stick, TIG and MIG coursework plus blueprint reading. The current HCC program…
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A 15–18-credit certificate in MIG welding, cutting and blueprint reading. The advanced GMAW lab requirement may alternatively be met with Flux-Core…
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A 19–20-credit certificate combining cutting with fillet-weld training in Stick, TIG and MIG for entry-level production work.
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A focused 5-credit certificate in cutting processes and laboratory practice. No canonical welding process is assigned because the award is specific to…
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A focused 4-credit certificate in gas and oxy-fuel welding theory and laboratory practice. No canonical arc-welding process is assigned.
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A 5-credit entry-level helper certificate allowing either basic welding or welding-for-maintenance coursework. The current plan does not require one…
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