Welders work with metal and know its strengths and weaknesses. If you like the idea of working with metal and building, then welding may be the career path for you! Welding is the process of joining pieces of metal together. Heat is applied to metal pieces and this causes the metals to bond together.
What does a Welder do?How do I become a Welder?
The period of study involves both practical and theoretical training. Once qualified, there are many career opportunities for Welders in South Africa. Apprenticeships or training for a specific period of time allows you to write a trade test, if successful you will be qualified as an artisan
The practical welding course is designed for beginners and experienced welders. On completion of this course, you would receive a certificate of competence, which is recognized in the market place.
Requirements: Grade 10 (N1) with Mathematics and Science.
Trainees not entering into an apprenticeship contract can also benefit from these accredited courses, as it reduces their minimum training period to 18 months and, subject to the approval of their training records, they too will qualify to write their trade test.