Wallace Community College — Wallace Campus

This 55-credit, four-semester certificate prepares plate and pipe welders through classroom and extensive lab work. The sequence covers Stick, MIG, Flux-Core and TIG welding, oxyfuel, plasma and carbon-arc cutting, carbon-pipe welding and pipefitting/fabrication. Students can exit after two semesters with plate-welding preparation or complete the full combination-welder curriculum. The college encourages industry credentials and allows qualifying students to take AWS certification exams on campus; students purchase their own books and tools and pay testing fees.

This 12-credit, one-semester short-term certificate introduces core welding equipment, operating practices and entry-level technique. Required courses provide hands-on Stick, MIG and Flux-Core welding along with oxyfuel, plasma and carbon-arc cutting. The award stacks into the longer Welding Technology certificates and is designed for entry-level welding employment.

This 24-credit, two-semester short-term certificate prepares students for entry-level Stick and MIG welding work. Its lab-based sequence also includes Flux-Core welding and oxyfuel, plasma and carbon-arc cutting. Coursework in weld-joint preparation and groove welding is aligned with applicable welding codes, and the sequence identifies AWS certification eligibility.

This 18-credit, two-semester advanced certificate is designed for graduates of a welding certificate or experienced welders who are ready for aluminum MIG work. The curriculum combines MIG and Flux-Core courses with consumable-welding applications, TIG and carbon-pipe welding. Instructor approval is required.

This 18-credit, two-semester advanced certificate concentrates on TIG welding carbon and stainless-steel pipe. It is intended for welding-certificate graduates or experienced welders ready for advanced stainless GTAW. Students practice pipe positions, fit-up, purging, filler-metal selection and all-position consumable welds to applicable codes; instructor approval is required.

This four-week, hands-on continuing-education course introduces Stick, MIG and Flux-Core welding. It is designed for basic welding activities used in hobby and farm applications and is currently offered on both the Dothan and Eufaula campuses.

This 12-week workforce program prepares structural and production welders through hands-on MIG and Flux-Core welding plus oxyfuel, plasma and carbon-arc cutting. Training also covers production welding, measurement and blueprint fundamentals. Completers receive a welding certificate and an AWS welding certification. The official catalog associates the program and its testing facility with the Wallace Campus in Dothan.

This short-term workforce program prepares entry-level structural and production welders. Students gain hands-on experience with MIG and Flux-Core welding and oxyfuel and plasma cutting, together with production-welding practice, measurement and blueprint fundamentals. The official catalog states that completers receive a welding certificate and AWS welding certification at the Wallace Campus testing facility.