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Need help to choose a good welding school in Canada? - Suppoldn - 05-21-2019
My cousin brother started off his career as a welder.
He has completed a welding course and after that, he was placed as a welder in the Oil and Gas industry.
From what I understand, there is always a demand for good welders in Canada and it seems like a stable job.
So, I'm considering to do a welding course in Canada
So, I need help from you guys to choose a good welding school that provides training about the new techniques that meet the needs of changes in the welding industry?
RE: Need help to choose a good welding school in Canada? - sheikhmahra - 03-20-2025
not satisfy
RE: Need help to choose a good welding school in Canada? - minseow - 05-20-2025
i am not satify with this
RE: Need help to choose a good welding school in Canada? - msaubreedicki - 06-16-2025
If you're looking for a welding school in Canada, it’s important to consider a few key factors: accreditation, the experience of instructors, hands-on training opportunities, and job placement support. Some of the top schools like Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) and British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) offer excellent programs with state-of-the-art facilities. Also, check out reviews from past students to get a sense of the quality of instruction and student support. Don’t forget to ask about apprenticeship opportunities and whether the program offers a path to certification. A good school will equip you not only with technical skills but also with the resources to help you find work after graduation.
RE: Need help to choose a good welding school in Canada? - leostewart - 06-25-2025
good