Welding: Basic Level - COA

Certificate of Achievement Degrees and Certificates A-Z · College of the Siskiyous · 2026-2027 Catalog

Credits: 21.0 credits

The Welding Program offers the academic and practical skills needed for those seeking to advance their current positions, or gain a new and exciting career, or to learn a new hobby. The most common electric arc welding processes used in today’s industry are covered, including GMAW, GTAW, SMAW, Inner Shield, and Dual Shield. The proper use of metal working equipment and various fabrication techniques are included. Students will gain the technical and hands-on knowledge to work with ferrous or non-ferrous metals in various positions and configurations. Students can achieve Certificates of Achievement, nationally recognized American Welding Society (AWS) welding certificates and the Associate in Science degree in Welding.

Program Requirements

CourseTitleUnits
Required21
IMPORTANT: To obtain the Certificate of Achievement in Welding-Basic Level, students must complete the following requirements with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.0:
The Welding certificate requirements below.
All certificate courses must be completed with a C or better.
Students will have the opportunity to receive certification in all positions with the main processes used in industry.
ENGL 1001College Composition4
WELD 1101Beginning Welding3
WELD 1102Advanced Welding3
WELD 1103Metal Fabrication3
WELD 1104Introduction to Gas Metal Arc Welding3
WELD 1105Introduction to Gas Tungsten Arc Welding3
WELD 2102Advanced Welding Applications2

Recommended Sequence

Basic Level

Term 1 (7 units)

Term 2 (9 units)

Term 3 (5 units)

Program Outcomes

Welding - Basic Level - COA PSLO's

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