
This practical course provides the opportunity to learn how to weld or develop existing welding skills in all of the common welding processes.
The course is entirely practical in the workshop.
During this course you will be able to:
•produce welds in either flat/horizontal
•work with specified materials, thicknesses and tolerances
For further information about the course and the units you will study, please read the awarding body specification by clicking on the link below:
Awarding Body specification.
After completing the course students can study for a Welding Technical Certificate combining both theory and practical studies. The Awards and Certificates could help you develop your welding and fabrication career and take on jobs that require basic skills. After taking a Level 1 qualification, you could move on to a Level 2 Award or Certificate or apply for various Job vacancies in the Welding Industry - https://www.indeed.co.uk/Welding-jobs
The Awards and Certificates within this suite of qualifications could help you develop a career in the Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering sector. They could lead to a number of job roles including:
•Fitter Welder
•Pipe Fitter
•Maintenance Welding Operative
•Sheet Metal Worker
•Plater Fabricator
•Welder.
Jobs you could do
What you could study next
A Level 1 mig welding qualification is a starting point. You could progress to a Level 2 Award or Certificate in MIG Welding to develop more advanced techniques and work toward skilled-welder roles. From there, a Level 3 welding qualification or a welding NVQ can open doors to specialist and supervisory positions. City and Guilds offers progression routes across all these levels.








