On this page Overview Admissions Contact On this page Overview Admissions Contact School of Skilled Trades Heat up Your Job Prospects Welders join or cut metals in structures like beams and pipes. They also create parts for construction and manufacturing. Welding involves applying heat to melt and fuse metal pieces, often using filler materials. Common types of welding include Electric Arc, Gas, and Resistance Welding. Get Started Get the Green Light for Registration Before you apply to be an apprentice or register for classroom instruction, you must meet Apprenticeship and Industry Training eligibility and the following minimum education entrance requirements: English 10-2 Math 10-3 OR A pass mark in all five Canadian General Educational Development (GED) or Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC) tests OR Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training entrance exam Apply Upcoming Classes Programs That Work. Get career-ready! Here is a glimpse of other job-anchored programs that await. All Programs Plumber Apprenticeship Let your talents flow as you learn to install pipes... Carpenter Apprenticeship Nail down a career while you work. Learn how to plan... Parts Technician and Materials Tech Apprenticeship Get skilled in ordering, warehousing, inventory control... Load more programs Find a Program That Works. We are here to help you heat up your career prospects. Email Us Academic Advising
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