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Tennessee College of Applied Technology Henry/Carroll — Main Campus

School type: Public Technical School

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

About Tennessee College of Applied Technology Henry/Carroll (school-wide)

Tennessee College of Applied Technology Henry/Carroll offers full-time Welding Technology training at its Main Campus in Paris, McKenzie Affiliate Campus, and Weakley County Personal Development Center. The 1,296-hour program uses stackable Stick and MIG certificates leading to TIG/Combination Welder diploma outcomes. Hands-on instruction covers MIG, TIG, Stick, pipe welding, fabrication, oxy-fuel cutting, metal preparation, joint layout, and welding on carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum.

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Welding Technology

  • Credential: Certificate, Diploma
  • Program cost: $5,782.40–$6,649.76
  • Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Pipe, Fabrication
  • GI Bill: Eligible
  • Program Length: 1296 hours
  • AWS Prep: Not listed

Price basis, residency, included fees, source and verification date are not recorded.

Schedule: Full-time day program at Main, McKenzie, and Weakley County locations

A full-time, 1,296-clock-hour hands-on Welding Technology program for industrial welding and metal-fabrication… Read full description for Welding Technology

A full-time, 1,296-clock-hour hands-on Welding Technology program for industrial welding and metal-fabrication work. Students practice MIG, TIG, Stick, pipe welding, oxy-fuel cutting, joint design, layout, basic fabrication, metal preparation, and welding on mild carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Stackable 432-hour Stick and 864-hour MIG certificates lead to diploma outcomes in TIG and combination welding.

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