Welding Technology
- Associate of Applied Science in Welding Technology
- Level 1 Certificate in Welding Technology – Basic
- Level 1 Certificate in Welding Technology – Intermediate
- Level 2 Certificate in Advanced Welding Technology
Train for a career in welding through hands-on instruction in welding and cutting techniques. Certificate and degree options prepare students for opportunities in manufacturing, construction, energy, aerospace, and other skilled trades industries.
- Degree options require college readiness testing (TSI).
- Certificate options may begin without testing.
Earn Your:
Level 1 & 2 Certificate(s)
and/or
Associate of Applied Science Degree
Classes:
Learn primarily through hands-on, in-person instruction
Complete In:
1-2 Years
After Graduation:
Ready to Work
Find Work As:
Fabricators
Manufacturers
Welding Engineers
Aerospace Welders
*Texas Annual Wages:
Entry-level: $36,570 or less
Average: $78,440
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Welding Careers
This career video provides an overview of Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers. (source: CareerOneStop Welders Cutters Solderers and Brazers Career Video)
Why AC for Welding?
Plan Your Classes
The course sequence (Recommended Academic Plan or RAP) shows the recommended order of classes semester by semester. Use the online catalog version for accessibility, program details and requirements, or download the printable RAP checklist to track your progress. Your plan may vary based on advising or placement.
Requirements
- Certificate options: A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Students may begin without college readiness testing (TSI).
- Degree options: A high school diploma or equivalent is required. College readiness testing (TSI) is required.
Ready to Get Started?
Learn how to apply, what documents you may need, and how to explore financial aid options to get started at Angelina College.
