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Old 03-28-2020 | 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by CX500T
Do some research on what "certifications" you get. Some schools certify that you indeed went there. Others, you pass test for pipe, structural, etc. And you'll have to re-certify at any shop.

It's not impossible, but its like saying I have a CPL, now I can make money as a pilot.

You can take a decent course a most community colleges that will get you in the door for non certified jobs for less and start making cash right away.

-Guy who put himself through college as a Welder, ran a welding shop, and still has a lot of welding equipment.
thanks for the info, my son’s in a welding program now and we’re going through the details. It is an ongoing process for sure.
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