Level 1 C&G Award in Introductory Welding (MIG, TIG or MMA)

If at the time of enrolment you wish to discuss your choice of Level 1 Introductory Welding pathway (MIG, TIG, MMA), please speak to our Part-Time Admissions Team. Candidates are usually enrolled onto the MIG pathway as this is the most commonly studied pathway at this level, but you can be enrolled onto your chosen method of either MIG, TIG or MMA depending on your individual interests.

To be able to show a keen interest and commitment to one or all of the welding processes.

Basic introductory practical welding programmes in the chosen method of either MIG, TIG and MMA to suit the individual interests of the person undertaking the course. For people wanting to join the programme, the evening only, one night per week course offers the City & Guilds 3268 Introductory Welding Skills. This is a programme with a certificate at the end of each unit. Part time day programmes are structured in a similar way to the evening only programme and may be available on request.

During the course you will study the following modules:

• Setting up and closing down procedures of welding equipment
• Basic MMA welding techniques and joints
• Health and safety in a welding workshop

By studying this course you will gain:

• Knowledge of basic welding
• Processes
• Skills in welding basic joints
• Skills in joining a range of materials
• A basic understanding of fault analysis of a weld or joint

Assessment of practical work will be marked internally and verified externally by City and Guilds.

Suitable full length welding overalls and safety boots are needed.

If you meet the entry requirements for this course, please use the Register my Interest or Apply Now buttons or contact Part-time Admissions on 01743 342333 to organise enrolment. If you are still undecided about the course most suitable for you, please drop in to one of our Advice Events, ring Part-time Admissions on 01743 342 333, use our Live Chat facility or email: courseadvice@scg.ac.uk

Fees stated are for enrolment for the current academic year only. Courses which run for 2 or 3 years will be subject to further fees and possible price increases each year.