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Enhanced Phlebotomy Technician

Healthcare

The phlebotomist is an essential member of the clinical laboratory team, primarily responsible for collecting patients’ blood samples through venipuncture and microcollection for testing.
$2,400
Funding Available
11 Weeks
160 Hours
Hybrid
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Launch a Career in Welding

Earn industry-recognized Miller certifications in MIG welding (GMAW), TIG welding (GTAW), and Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW). Prepare to take American Welding Society (AWS) certification tests and certifications, opening doors to a rewarding welding career.

  • Cost and Funding Opportunities

    Full funding may be available through your local county workforce office. Our Welding Technician program qualifies for the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which provides up to $3,000 to job seekers participating in training for in-demand industries.

    If your county doesn’t provide WIOA funding for this career path, you can pay the cost upfront or arrange a payment plan with the college.

  • Careers in Welding

    Welding is a vital skill in industries like construction, manufacturing, and automotive repair. There is a strong demand for skilled welders across the region and nationwide. Our Welding Technician program was created in partnership with industry experts to meet this need and help adults quickly start a new career.

    After finishing our Welding Technician program, you’ll be qualified for manufacturing careers such as:

    • Assembler
    • Fabricator
    • Pipefitter
    • Production Welder
    • Maintenance Technician
    • Sheet Metal Worker

  • What You'll Learn

    • Learn industry-standard welding techniques.
    • Practice welding in multiple positions.
    • Develop safe work habits following shop safety procedures.
    • Understand how different metals react to heat and welding.
    • Interpret welding blueprints and technical drawings.
    • Practice plasma cutting and flux-cored arc welding.
    • Prepare for certification exams.

    How You'll Learn

    • Learn through a blend of demonstrations, practice, and real-time performance coaching.
    • Begin with instructor-led classroom sessions that cover welding theory and safety.
    • Build skills in a virtual environment using augmented reality welding simulators.
    • Transition to hands-on training in a live welding shop with professional equipment.
    • Receive personalized feedback and guidance from experienced instructors.