Tallahassee State College

Tallahassee State College offers two career and technical welding certificates at the Kim B. Williams Advanced Manufacturing Training Center. The 1,050-hour Welding Technology program develops foundational Stick, MIG, and Flux-Core skills and prepares students to sit for AWS examinations. Graduates may continue into the 750-hour Welding Technology Advanced program, which adds pipe and TIG welding, fabrication, robotic welding, hybrid laser-arc welding, and adaptive welding. The current facility page documents dedicated welding labs and an industry-focused manufacturing setting.

Programs Offered

Welding Technology

Credential: Career and Technical Certificate (CTC)
Program cost: $2,802.45
Processes: MIG, Stick, Flux-Core
GI Bill: Eligible
Program Length: 1050 hours
AWS Prep: Available

Schedule: Day/evening availability varies by term

A 1,050-clock-hour Career and Technical Certificate providing hands-on foundational training in Stick, MIG,… Read full description

A 1,050-clock-hour Career and Technical Certificate providing hands-on foundational training in Stick, MIG, and Flux-Core welding. Students develop weld quality and position skills in a dedicated manufacturing training environment. The official program page states that the curriculum is aligned with AWS and NCCER expectations and that students may sit for AWS examinations in SMAW and either GMAW or FCAW.

Offered at

Kim B. Williams Advanced Manufacturing Training Center — Tallahassee, FL

Welding Technology Advanced

Credential: Career and Technical Certificate (CTC)
Processes: TIG, Stick, Pipe, Fabrication
Program Length: 750 hours
AWS Prep: Not listed

Schedule: Schedule varies by term

A 750-clock-hour advanced Career and Technical Certificate for graduates of a 1,050-hour postsecondary adult vocational welding program. It develops… Read full description

A 750-clock-hour advanced Career and Technical Certificate for graduates of a 1,050-hour postsecondary adult vocational welding program. It develops pipe, Stick, and TIG welding along with fabrication, robotic welding, hybrid laser-arc welding, and adaptive welding. The program extends foundational welding skills into advanced manual and automated processes used in manufacturing.

Offered at

Kim B. Williams Advanced Manufacturing Training Center — Tallahassee, FL

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