What education do you need for welding?

Answer 1

Most likely just a High School Education or a GED (maybe not even that). You also need to go to a trade school that specializes in Underwater Welding. Also, it is a very dangerous job.

Answer 2

That depends on how knowledgeable you want to be. Whether you want to be a part of actually 'getting dirty' and welding for a living or be more on the engineering side of welding.

If you want to be welding, going through a welding union or pipefitters union will give you some skills. There are also many local technical schools that are searchable via web.

If you want higher education, where you could become a welding technician or a welding engineer, you will need to go to a college. Many smaller, local colleges can offer an Associates degree in Welding Technology.

If you want to go even further, there are not many places to do that. The two largest Bachelors degree programs in the nation are at Ferris State University in Michigan and Ohio State University. Ohio State University is currently the only school in the United states that offers a Masters and currently a Doctorate in Welding Engineering.

Answer 3

well it depends on the work your doing. if you work at a job your an apprentice and don't need to take classes. if your doing it at a waste center you need a lot of classes but not many. if your doing it as a business you made you don't need any of the classes just need to go to college.

Answer 4

Most likely just a High School Education or a GED (maybe not even that). You also need to go to a trade school that specializes in Underwater Welding. Also, it is a very dangerous job.

Answer 5

i would suggest taking a welding class in highschool

Answer 6

A degree in the study of Dragons and Trolls, but major in electronics.