Gain knowledge and skills relating to Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) – also known as
Metal Inert Gas (MIG) welding – to join metal using heat and electricity. Develop
industrial math skills and learn how to read blueprints used in metal fabrication
and welding.
Tuition Costs
The cost of your degree depends on a number of factors, including where you live,
how your program is delivered, how long it takes to finish your program and the financial
aid you receive. Explore current tuition and fees.
Additional Estimated Costs
Metal Fab Tool Kit: $279
Safety equipment (shoes/glasses): $100
Welding protective attire: $400
How To Start
Prospective certificate students do not need to complete an application for admission to WCTC.
First semester students may register during Open Registration for General Public.
Prerequisite and program restrictions may apply.
After the start of their first class, students must declare their intent to complete
a certificate.
Certificate students are eligible to receive priority registration for their second
semester.
This certificate does not qualify for financial aid. To qualify for most federal financial
aid, a student must be enrolled in a technical diploma or associate degree program.
Earn certificates, technical diplomas and/or industry credentials along this pathway.
Start with some courses for entry-level employment, and continue with additional courses
for higher wages and job advancement.
Earn credit for prior learning for the college-level knowledge and skills that you've already acquired through advanced
high school classes, previous ollege coursework, self-study, military training work
or volunteer experience.
WCTC has credit transfer agreements with many four-year institutions that allow our degree graduates to transfer credits
into a baccalaureate program, often at junior-level standing.
Earn certificates, technical diplomas and/or industry credentials along this pathway.
Start with some courses for entry-level employment, and continue with additional courses
for higher wages and job advancement.
Earn credit for prior learning for the college-level knowledge and skills that you've already acquired through advanced
high school classes, previous ollege coursework, self-study, military training work
or volunteer experience.
WCTC has credit transfer agreements with many four-year institutions that allow our degree graduates to transfer credits
into a baccalaureate program, often at junior-level standing.
More Credit Opportunities
High School Dual Credit
Dual enrollment offers high school students an opportunity to get a head start in
high-demand fields while earning college credits.
You may have the opportunity to obtain credit for the college-level skills and knowledge
you've already acquired through prior coursework, work experience and more.
