Sitting Bull College

School type: Tribal College

Sitting Bull College is a tribal college on the Standing Rock Reservation offering a 37-credit Welding Diploma through its construction-technology division. Official course listings document MIG, Stick, stainless-steel and pipe TIG, oxyacetylene welding and cutting, pipe welding, repair welding, fabrication, theory, and a practicum. The program is designed to help students enter welding work quickly and continue building experience. The Welding Instructor is based in the Building Trades Center, and the college publishes a one-time tools and coveralls charge for welding students.

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Welding Diploma

Credential: Diploma
Program cost: Not listed
Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Pipe, Fabrication
Program Length: 37 credits
AWS Prep: Not listed

Schedule: Day/evening availability varies by term

A 37-credit vocational diploma designed to build entry-level welding skills quickly. Official course listings include welding fundamentals and theory,… Read full description

A 37-credit vocational diploma designed to build entry-level welding skills quickly. Official course listings include welding fundamentals and theory, MIG, Stick, stainless-steel and pipe TIG, oxyacetylene welding and cutting, introductory and advanced pipe welding, repair welding, fabrication, and a welding practicum. The program page identifies welding faculty and career preparation but publishes limited detail about term sequencing or credential testing.

Campus availability has not been confirmed for this program. Contact the school for current locations.

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