Sentence examples for welding courses from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Brown and Mr. Baldridge, who had taken welding courses at Austin Community College, welded the stair supports.

And welding courses, so I can communicate properly with her so she can look and say 'oh my dad's a mechanic' or 'my dad's a computer controller'.

He was taking a welding course and learning to weld and form aluminum and thin metal".

The local branch of Ivy Tech, a community college, agreed to create a three-week welding course to teach the specialised techniques Progress Rail uses.

After a job at a supermarket and another for the local council, he started working for his father's firm with a day release at Rotherham College of Arts and Technology to take a welding course.

In rural Minnesota, a weekly stipend to cover the cost of gas has helped Dallman, the former Cambria worker, stay enrolled in a welding course organized by the South Central Workforce Council.

If you've got no experiencing welding, or have some informal training from tinkering around at home and you want to learn more, start by taking an introductory welding course at a community college or tech school in your area to learn about the safety skills required and the mechanics of the job, then practice on your own as much as possible.

Welding, of course, means fusing metal by means of heat, but as a glossary of terms in the show's indispensable catalog reveals, many variations and nuances have been used and perfected over the years.

He began making sculpture in his own time at home whilst learning how to weld at evening courses.

As part of the settlement, he said, he will pursue a G.E.D., then take courses in welding — a trade he observed firsthand while working as a guard next to a construction site.

The harmonised courses in welding technlogy, are now offered around the world through IIW-IAB.