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Welding Engineering – Level 1

Level 1
1 year
Full Time
City & Guilds
16-18
Middlehaven (Main Building)
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Motor vehicle student

Course overview

This course will involve a mixture of practical and theoretical sessions to establish underpinning knowledge and understanding and will use MMA, MIG, Oxy/Acetylene and TIG welding processes. You will also cover working in engineering, carrying out engineering activities, using and communicating technical information, using manual metal welding and using oxy-flame welding.

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Our state-of-the-art workshops, designed by industry specialists, offer hands-on experience with various vehicles and advanced diagnostics, including electric and hybrid models like Tesla. Our welding courses prepare you for a high-demand career across multiple sectors. We also provide free personal protective equipment and valuable industry connections to enhance your learning experience.

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Additional Information

Learning Support

We understand students may require a little extra help during their studies, which is why our learning support team are on hand to help learners with a learning difficulty or support need to achieve their full potential.

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Financial Support

Whatever your age or level of study, we offer a comprehensive support service and bursary scheme to help you through your studies. From childcare assistance to travel packages, we pride ourselves on giving expert advice and support.

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Travel Information

We are situated in a fantastic location, just a stone's throw from Middlesbrough town centre. As well as being a matter of minutes from both the train and bus stations, eligible students can also benefit from free travel.

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