Practical, one-year course for those wanting to work in the fabrication and welding industry. There are opportunities in oil- and gas-related industries and manufacturers of metal parts and equipment.
Read about Terry Gibb's West Lothian College experience here
The course includes:
You will gain work experience and work-related opportunities as an integral part of the course.
I have found this course to be very enjoyable and the lecturers have been really helpful.
Lauchlan McCluskey, NC Fabriacation and Welding Level 5
it's been a lot of fun! I have managed to pick up the welding side of things quite quickly and I really enjoy it.
We consider mature candidates without the minimum qualifications on an individual basis.
If English is not your first language, ESOL Level 5 is an entry requirement for this course.
Education: NC level 6 and then on to HNC/D and degree-level.
Employment: a career in welding and fabrication.
If we invite you for interview, plan to be in college for around three hours. Bring evidence of any qualifications stated on your application form.
The interview involves:
During the interview, we will ask you about the health and safety aspects of welding, and why you want to do this course.
There may be help available to assist with your study related costs. Impartial, confidential help and advice on financial matters is available from the Student Funding Team - including Bursaries, Educational Maintenance Allowance (EMA), Student Awards Agency for Scotland, Student Loans Company and student support funds. Click here to find out more
Take that next step in your career and apply for this course today. If the course is not yet open for applications, register your interest or feel free to ask any questions by clicking make an enquiry.