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Fabrication Student With Lecturer Welding
Location
Anniesland Campus
SCQF Level
1
Start Date & time
30 Jan 2025 @ 6pm- 9pm
Qualification Type
Non-certificated
Course Type
Evening
Duration
8 weeks

£190.00

This introduction to welding course will equip first time welders with the fundamental knowledge and skills to weld.

It is a blend of practical and theoretical training and will provide information on the most commonly used welding processes. (MIG/MAG, MMA and TIG)

MMA (Manual Metal Arc) is the oldest and most versatile of the electric welding processes. It involves creating an electric arc between a flux-coated consumable electrode (stick) and the work piece, which melts both the electrode and the work piece to form a weld.

This course is perfect if you are a complete beginner or have limited welding knowledge and want to learn a new skill.

What will I learn?

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for individuals who are eager to learn the fundamentals of welding, regardless of prior experience or knowledge. Whether you're a hobbyist, a DIY enthusiast, or someone interested in pursuing a career in welding, this course will equip you with the essential skills and knowledge to get started with confidence.

Course Outline:

The following is covered for each welding process:

  • Welding Safety
  • Process Principles
  • Welding set controls
  • Set up and preparation for welding
  • Tutored welding practice
  • Testing of welded joints
  • Welding defect identification and avoidance


The main material type used in the course will be 3mm and 6mm low carbon steel (included in your course fee). If you have a specific project in mind, you may prefer to bring your own materials to use.

You will require fire resistant overalls and steel toe capped boots/shoes for this course (these can be supplied at an extra cost). All other PPE will be provided.

More questions? Contact us about this course