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This hands-on short course introduces the fundamentals of welding in a safe and supportive workshop environment. Delivered over four evening sessions, it is designed for beginners and hobbyists with no prior experience.
You will gain practical skills in three core welding processes, including MIG (Metal Inert Gas), TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas), and Stick (Manual Metal Arc), while learning how to operate equipment, apply basic techniques, and troubleshoot common issues.
With an emphasis on safety awareness, confidence building, and adaptability across different welding methods, and a strong practical focus, this short course is ideal for those wanting to explore welding for personal interest, upskilling, or as a pathway to further study.
Details
Cost
$600
Course no.
XA-TS07
Duration
4 weeks (Monday evenings, 3.5 hours per week)
Delivery mode
Face-to-face
Location
CIT Fyshwick
Dates
Multiple start dates throughout the year
Eligibility and entry requirements
To enrol in this course, you must be aged 17 years or older, and be one of the following:
- an Australian citizen or permanent resident
- a New Zealand citizen
- the holder of a permanent humanitarian visa
- an eligible temporary visa holder as defined in the CIT Admission and Enrolment Policy.
What you will learn
- Practical skills and confidence in handling welding tools and materials
- How to set up and operate MIG, TIG, and Stick welding equipment
- Techniques for performing basic welds with accuracy
- Safe welding practices and adherence to workshop safety protocols, including identification and correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Methods for troubleshooting common welding issues with confidence
- How to adapt welding skills across different welding processes
Who this course is for
- Beginners with no prior welding experience.
- Hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts interested in learning welding for personal projects.
- Those exploring study or career options in metal fabrication or related trades.
- Anyone curious about welding and wanting to give it a go in a safe, supportive environment.
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How to enrol
- Review the course information
- Check the course delivery mode, entry requirements, and any prerequisites (if applicable).
- Choose your session
- Select your preferred course date and time from the available options.
- Review the terms and conditions
- Make sure you read and understand the enrolment terms before registering.
- Complete the registration form
- Fill out the Eventbrite form on the course page.
- Hint: If you’re registering multiple participants from the same organisation, you'll need to enter details for each person.
- Submit and confirm your enrolment
- After submitting the completed form, you’ll receive a confirmation email.
- If your course requires proof of identity or other documents, further instructions will be provided to help you finalise your enrolment.
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