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While learning in our simulated simulated medical office, you’ll learn to -

  • List of things kids do 


Tools & Equipment

  • CNC and Fabrication Machines

  • Fume Extractors

  • Metal

  • STIG

  • MIG

  • TIG

  • Wire Brush


Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn -

  • SENSE 1

  • OSHA-10


Up to 25 free college credits available*

*Students must meet requirements. 

The number of credits varies by college.


Future Career Options

After High School

With Additional Training or College

  • Cutter

  • Electrical Technician and Technologist

  • Engineering Technician and Technologist

  • Fire Protection System Installer

  • First Line Supervisor or Personal Services Worker

  • Industrial Maintenance Mechanic and Technician

  • Manufacturing Technician

  • Mechanical Engineer

  • Plumber

  • Pipe Fitter

  • Purchasing Agent

  • Solderer and Brazer

  • Steamfitter

  • Welder

  • Welder General and Operations Manager

  • Welding Supervisor, Inspector, Instructor, or Engineer

Future Earning Potential

The range of pay for professionals in Welding Technology covers a broad range and depends upon many factors. Below are annual salary ranges for a few roles this program may lead you into.

  • Sheet Metal Worker - $30,000-$48,000

  • Structural Metal Fabricator - $30,000-$48,000

  • Welding Fabricator - $30,000-$61,000

  • Iron Worker Apprentice - $37,000-$76,000

  • Pipefitting Apprentice - $37,000-$79,000

  • Welding Supervisor - $48,000-$99,000

  • Welding Construction Manager - $48,000-$102,000

  • Welding Materials Engineer - $50,000-$157,000


Classes are held at:

Kent Career Tech Center

Drew Black Welder
Erik Dedenbach Career Tech Education Specialist
Jordan Sund Welding Technology
Richie Murley Welder
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