Project Welding & Fabrication

Project Welding & Fabrication

At: Myerscough College (Preston)

Fees: £180

Course Length:
4 Weeks (Saturdays)

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This course is directed at students with some previous knowledge of basic welding, ideally candidates that have attended our Basic Welding Techniques course. It aims to develop the different welding techniques previously studied and demonstrate how to use them safely in the preparation and fabrication of their own project.

By the end of the 4 weeks, students should have completed the project under the watchful eye of our instructor, having been given advice and tuition on any further skills required and to improve their level of skill and decide which welding process best suits your needs

Additional Information

Candidates applying for this course MUST have previous experience of welding and to a reasonable level of competence

The tutor will only offer guidance on improving their background knowledge in relation to the project that they are undertaking

How To Apply or Enquire Please enquire about applying for this course to: The Short Course Unit, Myerscough College, Bilsborrow, Preston, Lancashire PR3 0RY
Telephone:01995 642255 Email:shortcourses@myerscough.ac.uk Special Education Needs and Disability - Short Courses Prospective students who have a disability that may affect their studies should inform the College as soon as possible. Regrettably the College does not receive funding for the provision of learning support for students with additional learning needs attending Short Courses, which are run on a full-cost basis. The College's Learning Support Service may be able to provide support but it is the responsibility of the student to meet the cost. For further details contact 01995 642222 ext 2045 (or email learningsupport@myerscough.ac.uk) with details of support requirements and the relevant course.

Please note that the information provided in this fact sheet was accurate at the date of publication. However, courses are continually being modified and information is therefore subject to change.