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Tennessee College of Applied Technology Pulaski

School type: Public Technical School

Tennessee College of Applied Technology Pulaski offers a 1,296-hour Welding Technology program combining competency-based classroom instruction with practical experience on welding tools and equipment. Official current curriculum information documents Shielded Metal Arc, Gas Metal Arc and Gas Tungsten Arc welding, normalized as Stick, MIG and TIG, including advanced TIG pipe welding. Students can earn process-focused certificates and a Combination Welder diploma. The current program is full-time during the day at the Pulaski main campus.

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Welding Technology (Pulaski)

  • Credential: Certificate; Diploma
  • Program cost: $5,830
  • Processes: MIG, TIG, Stick, Pipe
  • 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; 12 months

This 1,296-hour program uses individualized, competency-based classroom instruction and hands-on practice with… Read full description for Welding Technology (Pulaski)

This 1,296-hour program uses individualized, competency-based classroom instruction and hands-on practice with welding tools and equipment. Current curriculum information documents basic and advanced Shielded Metal Arc welding, basic and advanced Gas Metal Arc welding, and basic Gas Tungsten Arc welding followed by advanced Gas Tungsten Arc pipe welding. These are normalized as Stick, MIG, TIG and Pipe. Process-focused certificates are available before the Combination Welder diploma.

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