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The Emporia, Kansas college offers students two different pathways in its welding technology program and helps ready them for life after college through both classroom and hands-on instruction.
The welding technology program, which is led by American Welding Society-certified instructors, boasts two offerings: a technical certificate and an associate's degree.
During the seventh annual National Apprenticeship Week, industry leaders highlight the benefits of sheet metal apprenticeships with hopes to recruit the next generation of talent.
Nathan Allred, a 24-year-old from Woodstock, Georgia, is helping spread the word about the benefits of apprenticeships in the sheet metal industry during National Apprenticeship Week.
If you ask Schuyler Worthey, the organizer for Sheet Metal Workers Local 85, Atlanta, Georgia is full of opportunities for those interested in pursuing an HVAC career.
Local 12 has been collaborating with CCAC for more than 25 years to provide students on-the-job training during this free five-year program, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The trade coordinator for this Eugene, Oregon-based program discusses the benefits of working in the sheet metal industry and how aspiring sheet metal workers can get involved.
