WHY CHOOSE THE WELDING PROFESSION?
A career in welding can lead to advancement opportunities in related fields
Technologist
Welder
Technical Sales Rep
Welding Engineer
Robotic Technologist
Welding Instructor
Metallurgist
Welding Inspector
Positive Job Outlook and Growth
Source: American Welding Society and National Association of Manufacturing
30,000 new welders
needed each year
to offset retirement
and growing demand
Average starting pay
$38,000 – $60,000
Train at The Lincoln Electric Welding School
- Safety is our No. 1 concern and our welding classrooms, operating procedures and labs are designed with this in mind.
- Learn welding from a proven industry leader and operator of one of the longest continually operating welding training programs in the world.
- Train at a major hub for welding research and development at Lincoln Electric’s homebase.
- Work with highly trained and qualified instructors who are committed to your success.
- Access to career fairs and thousands of potential welding jobs through Lincoln Electric’s career board.
- Practice on the most advanced welding equipment and the best consumables in the industry.
- Combine welding skills with Lincoln Electric’s excellent reputation for producing quality students and improve your chances of landing a great welding job.
- Network with other students and professionals with different backgrounds and areas of expertise within a wide-variety of welding-focused industries.
- Receive special pricing on welding tools and gear.