Welding in Selkirk College, Canada

Welding in Selkirk College

The Modular stream is for welders who do not have an employer sponsor and consists of the Foundation program (28 wks), the Welder B program (16 wks) and the Welder A program (8 wks). 

The Apprenticeship stream is for those who are indentured by an employer sponsor.  The apprenticeship consists of Levels 1, 2 and 3 technical training and a fourth level called Multi-Process Alloy Welding (MPAW).

Welder Foundation (formerly C-Level Welding)

Modular Stream

• Welder B

• Welder A

Apprenticeship Stream

Multi-Process Alloy Welding (MPAW)

Upgrader Welding

Youth Train in Trades

The Youth Train in Trades program was formerly known as Accelerated Credit Enrolment in Industry Training (ACE IT). It is designed to help secondary school students get a head start on careers in the trades while earning credit towards their high school graduation. Learn more online at Industry Training Authority.

For more information speak with your high school guidance counsellor or get in touch with Selkirk College's Industry and Trades administrative assistant.

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