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TCHS student in blue uniform and face shield in welding classroom uses welding equipment.

Welding & Metal Fabrication, preparing students to shape their futures with hands-on training in welding and metalworking.

Students in this new program will be prepared for a variety of metalworking occupations as they gain hands-on experience with both welding and metal shaping equipment. This program will teach students how to fabricate new items and repair existing metal items. Students will be instructed using industry standard machines, such as: lathes, mills, grinders, drills, saws, and welders that will allow students to form, shape, mold, cut, twist, and work upon metal. This program prepares students for industry careers or college.

student wearing a welding mask with sparks flying

Career Skill Levels

The various skill career levels for technical college high school: beginning, intermediate, advanced.

Program Opportunities

Certifications

Earn up to 3 certifications.

College Credits

 

Workplace Opportunities

Upper-level students may be hired at five local companies. Co-ops allow students to work during their school day, earn real-world experience, and build their resumes.

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CIP 48.0508

The Department of Education provides a CIP Code to approved Programs of Study (POS).  Schools and postsecondary institutions use the CIP code to categorize the POS, outline the scope and sequence of educational offerings, and develop a POS task list. Click here to review the task list.