City & guilds welding courses

... and Welding Fitting using hand skills Engineering Drawings You will also study Functional Skills at the appropriate level. More about the course... Learn about: Health and Safety, Communication Skills...

...The Engineering City & Guilds Certificate Level 1 course has been specifically designed to provide an introduction to a broad base of engineering... Learn about: Skills and Training, Full Time, Team Training...

...This is a practical course for those who need to master the basic skill in a specified welding process eg MIG, TIG, MMA or Oxy acetylene. This course is 100% practical and suits anyone who wishes to learn a new practical skill or wishes to re-train to being a skilled welder... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Motor Vehicle Refinishing Level 1 (Day Release) Centres: City Technology Campus: Length: 36 Weeks. Attendance: 1 Day per week. Start date: September. Times: Daytime. Qualification: City and Guilds in Motor Vehicle Refinishing Level 1. Entry Requirements: You will be asked to attend an initial... Learn about: Mechanical component design, Mechanical repair of electric appliances, Motor Industry...

...vehicle and mechancial engineering including CAD/CAM, CNC and Rapid Prototyping, all utilising the latest industrial hardware and software. There is... Learn about: Health and Safety, Engineering machining...

... sessions. It involves a mixture of classroom and workshop sessions. Entry requirements You need to have taken the City & Guilds Level 2 MIG Welding Awareness course. Please note that demand is high for this course and we strongly recommend that you contact the course leader before enrolling to avoid...

...This course is for anyone wishing to enhance their practical skills in MMA (manual metal arc/Stick) welding to a very high, recognised standard. This course is designed to ensure you have the practical welding ability high enough to successfully pass a coded welding test and/or gain employment...

...The Level 3 Diploma covers a range of fabrication and welding disciplines related to the Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering sector. It allows learners to demonstrate their occupational competence through the development of skills and gaining of knowledge. It also covers the competency component... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Manufacturing Engineering...

... at college on one day per week. An Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering will develop your employability skills and give you valuable experience of a variety of engineering related activities. You will be working in a workshop environment where your duties will encompass advanced welding techniques....

... workshop. The topics covered are health and safety in the workshop, tools and safety equipment, and safe and correct use of welding sets. This course is suitable for a DIY person and those who have aspects of welding in their trade area, such as motor vehicle, maintenance engineering and fabrications...

...This course is for anyone wishing to gain practical experience in gas welding and is suitable for beginners...

... and guilds progression award fabrication certificate which acts as a theoretical back up to...

... seamlessly to the Level 3 Welding Awareness course that is also delivered at Ilkeston throughout the year. Entry requirements There are no minimum entry requirements for the course. Demand is high, however, and we strongly recommend that you contact the course leader before enrolling to avoid... Learn about: Construction Training...

...This course in level 3 City Guilds Award in Advanced Welding Skills is ideal if you ve worked in welding for some time and you have plenty of experience. It is designed to develop your skills further so that you can undertake complex welding work and have a further understanding of quality control...

...This course is for those interested in the subject area of welding and fabrication and are pursuing a career within the highly skilled and paid profession...

...This practical course is a refresher or an introduction to welding designed for candidates who are beginners or who need to weld for hobby purposes. Trainees progress at their own pace to develop a range of welding skills... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... leads seamlessly to the Level 2 Welding Awareness course that is also delivered at Ilkeston throughout the year. Entry requirements There are no minimum entry requirements for the course. Demand is high, however, and we strongly recommend that you contact the course leader before enrolling to avoid... Learn about: Construction Training...

...The qualification is intended for those who need to obtain a basic skill in either of the 5 modules below: Manual metal arc. Metal arc gas shielded. Tungsten arc gas shielded (Aluminium). Tungsten arc gas shielded (Stainless). Oxy-acetylene welding. Each Module comprises of practical sessions where...

...This course is for anyone wishing to enhance their practical skills in MIG welding to a very high, recognised standard. This course is designed to ensure you have the practical welding ability high enough to successfully pass a coded welding test and/or gain employment within a highly skilled... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... the course of study. Apprenticeship pathways • NVQ Diploma in Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering (City & Guilds 1712) • NVQ Diploma in Fabrication and Welding (City... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...