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General Welding

General Welding is the process of joining metals or thermoplastics by applying heat, pressure, or both, often using a filler material to create a strong, permanent bond.

Diploma
2 Years
32 Courses
94 Credits

Program Overview

CPHS CAPE-VET

College

Welding & Fabrucation

Department

GEN-WELD-001

Program Code

$150.00

Tuition Fee

Program Curriculum

Explore the comprehensive course structure designed to build your expertise

Level 100
Semester 1 14 Courses
GEN-ENG-101 3 Credits

General English

Basic English for beginner

Core Course
GEN-MATH-101 3 Credits

Trade Math

Basic Mathematic for beginner

Core Course
GW 101 3 Credits

Introduction to Welding & Fabrication

This course introduces students to the fundamental principles, tools, equipment, and techniques used in welding and metal fabrication. Students will learn basic welding processes, including shielded m

Core Course
GW101 3 Credits

Introduction to Welding Technology

Welding industry overview Types of welding processes Welding careers Basic metallurgy concepts

Core Course
GW102 3 Credits

Welding Safety and Workshop Practices

Workshop hazards Personal protective equipment (PPE) Fire prevention Safe equipment handling

Core Course
GW103 3 Credits

Engineering Drawing for Welders

Basic drawing interpretation Symbols and dimensions Measurement tools Reading simple fabrication drawings

Core Course
GW104 3 Credits

Welding Tools and Equipment Drawing for Welders

Hand tools Power tools Welding machines Equipment maintenance

Core Course
GW105 3 Credits

Practical Workshop I (Basic Welding)

Hand av Power tools Welding machines Equipment maintenance

Core Course
MTL 101 3 Credits

Basic skills to metal working

This course introduces students to the basic principles, tools, equipment, and techniques used in metalworking. Students will develop fundamental skills in measuring, marking, cutting, filing, drillin

Core Course
MTL 102 2 Credits

Vices & Filing

This course introduces students to the proper use of bench vices and files in metalworking. Students will learn how to securely hold workpieces, select appropriate files, perform flat, square, round,

Core Course
SAF 101 2 Credits

Occupational Safety

This course introduces students to the fundamental principles of occupational health and safety in the workplace, with emphasis on identifying and preventing hazards. Topics include personal protectiv

Core Course
SAF 102 2 Credits

Safety Procedure

This course introduces students to essential safety procedures and safe working practices in technical and vocational workshops. Topics include hazard identification, risk prevention, personal protect

Core Course
TCD101 3 Credits

Technical Drawing

Technical Drawing is a course that teaches students how to create accurate and detailed drawings used in engineering, architecture, and design.

Core Course
TOL 101 2 Credits

Tools Knowledge

This course introduces students to common hand tools, measuring tools, cutting tools, power tools, and workshop equipment used in technical and metalworking trades. Students will learn the identificat

Core Course
Semester 2 10 Courses
CCF302 4 Credits

Component Assembly

Teaches advanced cutting, jointing, fitting, and assembly of furniture and structural components.

Core Course
GW201 3 Credits

Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)

Equipment setup Electrode selection Welding positions Joint preparation

Core Course Prerequisite: GW101
GW202 3 Credits

Gas Welding and Cutting

Oxy-acetylene equipment Flame adjustment Gas welding techniques Cutting operations

Core Course Prerequisite: GW102
GW203 3 Credits

Metal Fabrication Techniques

Marking and measuring Cutting and shaping Bending and forming Assembly methods

Core Course Prerequisite: GW103
GW204 3 Credits

Welding Inspection and Defects

Types of weld defects Inspection methods Quality control Correction techniques

Core Course Prerequisite: GW104
GW205 3 Credits

Workshop Calculations

Measurement calculations Material estimation Cost estimation Basic geometry

Core Course Prerequisite: GW105
GW206 3 Credits

Welding Practical Workshop II

Structural joints Pipe welding basics Fabrication projects Repair welding

Core Course Prerequisite: GW105
MTL 103 3 Credits

Joining Metal Components

This course introduces students to the fundamental methods used to join metal components in workshop and fabrication applications. Students will learn basic joining techniques such as bolting, rivetin

Core Course
MTL 104 3 Credits

Assembling Equipment

This course introduces students to the principles and practical techniques of assembling mechanical and workshop equipment. Students will learn to identify components, interpret basic assembly drawing

Core Course Prerequisite: TOL 101
MTL 105 2 Credits

Maintaining Work Tools and Equipment

This course introduces students to the basic principles and practices of maintaining hand tools, power tools, machines, and workshop equipment. Students will learn proper cleaning, lubrication, inspec

Core Course Prerequisite: TOL 101
Level 200
Semester 1 6 Courses
BUS104 3 Credits

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is the study and practice of creating, managing, and growing innovative and profitable business ventures to solve problems and generate value.

Core Course
GW301 3 Credits

Advanced Welding Techniques

Vertical and overhead welding Pipe welding Multi-pass welding Advanced joint preparation

Core Course Prerequisite: GW201
GW302 3 Credits

MIG and TIG Welding Basics

Equipment setup Gas metal arc welding (MIG) Tungsten inert gas welding (TIG) Applications and safety

Core Course Prerequisite: GW202
GW303 3 Credits

Structural Fabrication

Frames and structures Gates and doors Construction welding Industrial fabrication

Core Course Prerequisite: GW203
GW304 3 Credits

Welding Codes and Standards

Welding specifications Safety regulations Quality standards Inspection procedures

Core Course Prerequisite: GW204
PROJ200 4 Credits

Project

A practical, hands-on course that enables learners to apply acquired knowledge and skills to plan, execute, and present a real-world task or solution independently or in teams.

Core Course
Semester 2 2 Courses
INT200 4 Credits

Internship

Field studies

Core Course
WLD 201 3 Credits

Assembling Welded Structures

This course introduces students to the principles and practical techniques involved in assembling welded structures. Students will learn to interpret basic fabrication drawings, prepare and position c

Core Course Prerequisite: MTL 103

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