Level 2 City and Guilds MIG, TIG or MMA Welding


This course has been specifically designed to give introductry skills to those interested in starting a career in the welding and engineering sector.

You’ll learn via a blend of theory and practical based sessions with a large proportion of the delivery taking place in the welding workshops to develop your practical skills in your chosen area of Welding: MIG or TIG or MMA

Course content includes:

  • Full health and safety induction
  • Theory workshops on health and safety and welding processes and techniques
  • Practical assessment 1 – Produce beads on plate in a PA flat position
  • Practical assessment 2 – Produce a lap fillet weld in a PB horizontal/vertical position
  • Practical assessment 3 – Produce a tee fillet weld in the PA flat position
  • Practical assessment 4 – Produce a tee fillet weld in the PB horizontal/vertical position
  • Practical assessment 5 – Produce a corner weld in the PA flat position
  • Knowledge assessment 6 – Understand and explain the process and health & safety requirements for Manual Metal Arc (MMA) welding.

 

Dates

Start Dates:

  • Tuesday 19th August
  • Tuesday 14th October
  • Tuesday 6th January
  • Thursday 12th March
  • Tuesday 2nd June

 

Throughout the course you will produce work that will be assessed against the City and Guilds awarding body standards.

The final assessment will test your knowledge of the units covered and will include a practical assessment.

We will support you throughout the course with regular assessment tasks and feedback to help you be as prepared as possible.

We are a friendly, highly motivated and positive teaching and team who will work with you throughout the course to help you to build the skills, knowledge and confidence you need to be successful and to pass the assessments.

With years of experience under our belts, we’re able to make all learning practical and relevant to today’s industry, making sure you leave us with the skills employers expect.

Our welding and engineering workshops are based at the Skills Academy for Automotive, Engineering, Manufacturing and Logistics and include 16 fully equipped welding stations and industry standard workshops.

 

You will need to buy suitable safety footwear, fire retardant overalls and a welding cap.

The cost of these will be in addtion to the cost of the course.

Most people aged 19 years and over can qualify for free course fees and there are grants and bursaries you can apply for to help cover the costs of coming to college, depending on your circumstances.

If you don’t qualify for funding help and have to pay for course, you could pay a 25% deposit and four consecutive monthly standing order payments for the balance. The course fee must be over £100 to qualify.

For one to one advice, contact our friendly team who will assess your individual circumstances and give you the right information. You can contact them on 0191 4902430,[email protected] or via Live Chat.

Those aged under 18 years old are not eligible to study this course.