Production Welder

Certificate

In one semester, students will gain the knowledge and skills in gas metal arc welding (GMAW) or metal inert gas (MIG) for employment as an entry-level welder in a manufacturing facility.

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welding booths in the ICC welding lab and a large variety of equipment that future welders use on the job.

The ICC welding program allows for students to earn credentials as they move through the curriculum, providing opportunities to seek employment while in school. Small class sizes are conducive to one-on-one, personalized instruction.

A Quality Education

The average job placement rate for graduates of the program is 90%.

Get Involved

Join the student chapter of the American Welding Society for professional development and scholarship opportunities.

Career Opportunities

Certified Welder, Production Welder

COMPLETION TIME

6 Months

if Full Time

1 Semester
7 Total Credit Hours


What if I attend part-time?

Our Student Success Advisors help with an academic plan that works for you.

ESTIMATED COST

$1,085

+ supplies & fees

Based on 2023-24


What financial assistance can I receive?

Find the plan right for you by connecting with our Financial Aid office.

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE

15 Students

average per class

Small class sizes mean more individual attention and a higher rate of success.


View the College Catalog to see a complete list of classes for this program.

Meet Our Students and Alumni

Ben Rixstine
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Jay, and others, graduate from ICC’s first Industrial Maintenance Apprenticeship Cohort
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ICC National Apprenticeship Week Feature: James
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We have built strong relationships with local industry for improved employability of our students.

Curt Rippey, Assistant Professor – Agricultural & Industrial Technology
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How Do I Get Into the Production Welder Program?

Welding is an in-demand skill that can be used in a variety of industries from agriculture to automotive body repair to manufacturing. Connect with an Admissions representative to learn how to get started.

  1. Complete our quick admissions application. It’s free and easy!
  2. Apply for financial aid (FAFSA).
  3. Apply for ICC Scholarships. Just 1 application for over 700 scholarships.
  4. Need help? Our admissions team is happy to assist.
  5. High school welding, shop, and automotive classes can be beneficial.
  6. Courses in blueprint reading, mathematics, mechanical drawing, physics, and chemistry can also be helpful.

What Can I Expect as a Production Welder Student?

How Am I Going to Manage This?

Admissions


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    Virtual Stretch Hours
    Mon-Tue: 4:30 pm – 6pm