Specialized training and techniques used in industrial, architecturaland construction environments. Includes shielded metal arcwelding, gas tungsten arc welding and gas metal arc welding.

WELDINGTECHNOLOGY

FINANCIAL AID& SCHOLARSHIPSAVAILABLE

EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES

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SALARYPOTENTIAL$31,096 TO $62,000 annually For more details on graduationrates and employment data, visitthe 'Gainful Employment' data atktc.edu/students

Entry Level WelderGMAW/FCAW WelderPipe Welder Industrial/ConstructionBoiler Tube WelderPipeline Welder

FAQsWELDING TECHNOLOGYINSTRUCTOR: TYSON SULLINS

Kiamichi Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, pregnancy, gender, gender expression or identity, national origin,religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, age, or genetic information with respect to its programs or any aspect of its operations. The followingperson has been designated to handle inquiries concerning application of KTC’s non-discrimination policies: Jay R. Warren, Compliance Coordinator,1004 Highway 2 North, Wilburton, OK 74578. (918) 465-2323.

Oklahoma Department of Labor State Welding CertificationFCAW WelderSMAW WelderOSHA 10NCCER Core CurriculumNCCER Welding Level 1

Who can attend?Enrollment is open to both adults and high school students.

What will this program cover?The welding program provides students specialized training andtechniques used in industrial, architectural and constructionenvironments. The welding curriculum includes shielded metalarc welding, gas tungsten arc welding and gas metal arcwelding. Welding can be physically demanding and requireslong periods of standing and the ability to lift 50 pounds.Welders must have arm/hand steadiness and good manualdexterity. Welders must use problem-solving skills, be able tofollow directions and be able to apply high school level math andreading skills. Welders cannot have a history of violent felonies.

How long will it take me to complete theprogram?On average, students complete the program in one year ifattending all-day and in two years if attending only one session(morning or afternoon).

What certifications will I receive once Icomplete the program?You will be able to test for the following certifications:

How much does it cost to attend?Adults

In-district: $2.00/hourOut-of-district: $4.00/hourOut-of-state: $6.00/hour

High School StudentsFree

The average length of our programs are 1050 hours for adults.At $2.00/hour the average total for tuition is $2,100.00. Cost ofadditional supplies will vary. Veterans may be eligible for certain benefits to help pay fortuition. Contact one of our Financial Aid officers or find out moreinformation at http://www.gibill.va.gov

What is the class schedule?Morning Session: 8:15 AM - 11:15 AMAfternoon Session: 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM

When can I start?Adults

Start times depend on seat availability, but we start newapplicants at four entry points: August, October, January,and March

High School StudentsAugust or January

How do I apply?Adults

Pickup an application and schedule appointments.Appointments will need to be made to complete a pre-entrance exam and attend an admissions interview.

Complete the FAFSA at https://fafsa.ed.gov/ using theSchool Code: 009204.

Attend admissions interview. Make sure to bring allsupporting documentation including: test scores, financialaid award letters, and application.

Call (918) 647-4525 or (918) 962-3722 to schedule testand interview High School Students

Pickup application from high school counselor or from ourcampus.

Turn application in to counselor.

High school counselor will turn in application to us withsupporting documentation. This includes: High schooltranscript, test scores, and attendance record

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MORE QUESTIONS?Give us a call:

(918) 647-4525

Visit us at the campus:Kiamichi Tech - Spiro Campus610 S.W. 3rd StreetSpiro, OK 74959

Visit us online:KTC.EDU

Message us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter:@KTCSpiro@KTCPoteau@KiamichiTech

REVISED 04/2020