Welding
Develop practical welding skills for safe, accurate, and professional fabrication work across common welding processes and workplace applications.
- 30 Days
- Practical Projects
- Weekly Assessments
- Final Welding Project Assessment
- Certificate of Completion
- Career Guidance
30-Day Welding Program
Learn welding fundamentals, workshop safety, tools, materials, joint preparation, welding processes, settings, position work, inspection, maintenance, and employability skills through structured practical training.
Course Outcomes
By the end of the program, you will be able to prepare materials, select suitable welding processes and consumables, set up equipment safely, create common joints, identify welding defects, perform basic inspection and correction, maintain a safe workstation, and prepare for entry-level welding and fabrication opportunities.
30-Day Course Curriculum
WEEK 1 — WELDING FUNDAMENTALS & WORKSHOP SAFETY
Welding principles, applications, fabrication workflows, metals, alloys, and material identification
Workshop layout, PPE, ventilation, fire prevention, electrical safety, cylinders, and safe working practices
Welding machines, leads, holders, earth clamps, torches, regulators, tools, and consumables
Drawing interpretation, measurements, marking, cutting, grinding, deburring, and joint preparation
Welding positions, joint types, fit-up, tack welding, distortion, heat control, and basic terminology
Introduction to quality, housekeeping, inspection, and workplace discipline
Weekly safety and fundamentals assessment
WEEK 2 — ARC, MIG & TIG WELDING
Shielded metal arc welding setup, electrode selection, current settings, striking, travel angle, and arc control
Bead practice, fillet welds, butt joints, lap joints, and multi-pass techniques
MIG and MAG equipment, wire selection, shielding gas, polarity, voltage, wire speed, and torch movement
TIG equipment, tungsten preparation, shielding gas, filler rods, arc length, and heat control
Welding mild steel and introductory stainless-steel and aluminium considerations
Practical joint exercises with weekly assessment
WEEK 3 — FABRICATION, POSITIONS & QUALITY
Flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead welding techniques with position-specific settings
Fabrication measurement, squareness, alignment, jigs, fixtures, sequence planning, and distortion control
Welding plates, pipes, frames, brackets, and basic structural components
Common defects including porosity, undercut, cracks, lack of fusion, spatter, and slag inclusion
Visual inspection, weld profiles, basic testing concepts, repair methods, and documentation
Safe equipment shutdown, consumable storage, machine care, and routine maintenance
Fabrication project with weekly assessment
WEEK 4 — ADVANCED PRACTICE & CAREER SKILLS
Process selection for different materials, thicknesses, joints, and work environments
Welding procedure basics, job cards, material lists, work estimation, and production planning
Quality control, traceability, site safety, teamwork, communication, and professional conduct
Troubleshooting unstable arcs, poor penetration, gas-flow issues, wire-feed problems, and equipment faults
Portfolio preparation, CV development, trade-test preparation, and workplace expectations
Career pathways in fabrication, construction, maintenance, manufacturing, and repair
Production-readiness review and weekly assessment
FINAL 2 DAYS — CAPSTONE, ASSESSMENT & CAREER GUIDANCE
Day 29: Complete and present a fabricated welding project with preparation plan, process selection, welds, inspection record, and safety checklist
Day 30: Final practical assessment, capstone review, certification, mock interview, and career action plan
Practical Projects
Complete material preparation, joint-fit-up, bead practice, fillet and butt welds, position welding, MIG or TIG practice, a fabricated frame or bracket, weld inspection, defect correction, maintenance documentation, and a complete welding portfolio.
Weekly Assessments
Complete safety, equipment setup, joint preparation, welding-process, fabrication, inspection, quality, and troubleshooting tasks through weekly practical reviews.
Certificate of Completion
Learners who complete the 30-day curriculum, practical projects, and final assessment receive a JobsAndSkills.in Certificate of Completion.
Portfolio & CV Guidance
Learn how to present welding samples, fabrication drawings, process selections, inspection records, project photographs, safety checklists, and practical work as a professional portfolio for welding and fabrication opportunities.
Interview & Career Guidance
Prepare for welding and fabrication roles through trade-test practice, technical question preparation, safety discussions, mock interviews, workplace communication guidance, and a personalised career action plan.