TOP 10 WELDING TECHNOLOGY AND SAFETY COURSES IN LONDON, UK

This course will provide a ‘hands-on’ approach to introductory welding and has been designed to provide aspiring welders with the first step towards a professional career in welding or an opportunity for the DIY enthusiast to develop basic welding skills.

This is an introductory welding course that would suit those seeking to learn the basics of welding, it's aimed at those who are interested in learning to weld to pursue a hobby etc.

This 10-week, evening course covers five different MIG weld types that are used in welding and fabrication and manufacturing industries.

The unit is designed to enable candidates to demonstrate welding skills typically found in industry and associated underpinning knowledge to a level that will enable them to complete welded joints in simple welding positions.

Are you looking to learn a specific type of welding? Our Basic Welding Courses are highly flexible and can be tailored to your requirements. They can be either heavy-duty, thin gauge angle pipes etc and tailored to your individual needs or a mixture.

This award provides the basic skills required for people hoping to start a career in Welding, but is also appropriate for those wishing to improve their welding skills for work or hobby interests.

If you’ve ever considered joining bits of metal together in your art, and wondered how best to do it, then this short course will get you up and running.This 3 hour session will allow you to learn the basic skills of Mig and Arc welding, using scrap metal to practice and develop your skills.

The course is designed for beginners as well as experienced welders. The course will allow learners to progress their MAG / MIG welding skills and undertake a recognised NC unit from an SQA Qualification.

This introductory welding skills qualification gives you the opportunity to learn the basics of effectively carrying out welding operations in a range of joints and positions.

During the course you will develop your skills and gain an understanding of equipment functions, how materials behave when subjected to fabrication and welding processes and the correct procedures for safety that are paramount in this industry.