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If you’re considering a career in engineering and like to be hands-on, this fabrication and welding course might be for you.

You’ll get a solid foundation in the key skills and knowledge essential for anyone pursuing a multi-disciplined route in engineering, with a focus on welding, fabrication and thermal cutting.

This course is also part of the modern apprenticeship framework and is an ideal way to stand out from the crowd when looking for an apprenticeship.

The SVQ Level 2 Fabrication and Welding course includes:
Working safely in an engineering environment; Working efficiently and effectively in engineering; Using and communicating technical information.

Optional units include:
Forming and assembling pipework systems; Producing plate work components and assemblies; Cutting and shaping materials using thermal cutting equipment; Preparing and using manual metal arc (MMA) welding equipment; Preparing and using MIG, MAG and other continuous wire welding equipment; Preparing and using Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding equipment.

Entry Requirements

National 4 English, Maths and a science or technological subject. Your application will also be considered if you are a current apprentice or have relevant experience but no formal qualifications.

Progression Routes

NC Fabrication and Welding.