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The Lincoln Electric Welding School
Note: For course information, click here. View the Welding School Schedule. The Lincoln Electric Welding School Since 1917, the Lincoln Electric Welding school has instructed over 100,000 men and women in the various methods and techniques of safety and arc welding processes. These Lincoln-trained students are in high demand by a variety of welding fabricators, at pay levels that exceed industry average. In addition, the school is listed by the Ohio State Board of School and College Registration, under certificate number 71-02-0059T. The Lincoln Electric Welding School is the oldest and one of the most respected arc welding schools in the United States. Excellent Courses Courses are designed to teach the skills of arc welding that employers want. To maximize learning, class size is limited to 15 students, which allows for each student to have their own welding machine. This type of one-to-one approach ensures that all students will maximize arc time, which accounts for approximately 90% of the time actually spent at the school. The rest of the time, a student is in class receiving presentations from Lincoln instructors, which includes videos and PowerPoint®-based presentations. Graduating students leave with confidence, skill and pride as well as a sound understanding of safety and arc welding. Expert Instructors Lincoln Electric Welding School Instructors are well experienced in teaching methods as well as in hands-on skills. With more than 100 years of experience and many types of certifications, Lincoln instructors offer helpful hints and techniques that they have learned over the years so that students are able maximize their experience while at the school.
Contact Information For more information, please call the Lincoln Electric Welding School at 216-383-2259.
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The
Lincoln Electric Welding School performs courses throughout the year on the
various types of arc welding methods to educate and train students in arc welding
safety, processes, techniques and Lincoln products as well as qualification
and certification programs. 
