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Miller Motte Technical College — Fayetteville Campus

School type: Private Career College

1 program is confirmed at Fayetteville Campus. View campus program details.

About Miller Motte Technical College (school-wide)

Miller-Motte College offers a 10-month Combination Welding program at its Augusta, Fayetteville and Raleigh campuses. The hybrid program centers on supervised shop and laboratory practice in Stick, MIG, flux-cored and TIG welding, plate and pipe work, structural fabrication and plasma cutting. The curriculum is aligned with NCCER standards and prepares students to pursue NCCER credentials. Rolling starts occur every five weeks, while specific class times and total cost vary by campus.

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Combination Welding

  • Credential: Diploma/Certificate
  • Contact school for pricing
  • Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux-Core, Pipe, Structural, Fabrication
  • Program Length: 10 months
  • AWS Prep: Not listed

Schedule: Hybrid with hands-on campus labs; rolling starts every five weeks; class times vary by campus

This 10-month, 56.5-credit program uses classroom instruction and supervised hands-on laboratory work to teach Stick, MIG, flux-cored and TIG welding… Read full description for Combination Welding

This 10-month, 56.5-credit program uses classroom instruction and supervised hands-on laboratory work to teach Stick, MIG, flux-cored and TIG welding on plate and pipe. Students practice structural and fabrication work, welding symbols, joint preparation and real-job-site applications; current campus-specific materials also document plasma arc cutting. The curriculum is aligned to NCCER standards and prepares students to pursue NCCER credentials. Delivery is hybrid with rolling starts every five weeks.

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Fayetteville Campus — Fayetteville, NC
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