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A full-time student can earn a welding degree in about two years. This training can be found at community or technical college. Students can also earn education and industry certifications in less than two years. To earn your degree you will mostly take welding classes but some related instruction will also be required. This will include classes like technical writing, applied math, interpersonal communication and human relations on the job.

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