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- Further training for welders with an education voucher
- Free advice & funding check
- Support with the job center application
- Preparation for exams & certificates
- Practical welding training without prior knowledge
- Support until successful completion
Training & qualifications
- Welding courses according to DVS & ISO 9606
- Practical training (MIG, MAG, WIG, E-hand)
- Qualification as a certified welder
- Exam preparation & acceptance on site
- Refresher and advanced courses
- Individual training plans for everyone
For companies & businesses
- Employee training & post-qualification
- In-house training or at our premises
- Certifications for operational requirements
- Flexible dates for companies
- Documentation & evidence for audits
- Long-term training concepts
Welders are trained in 4 steps
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- We help you free of charge
- Jobcenter funded
- Certified training provider
Job prospects after the course (Mediation & Support)
After graduation, we will help you get into the job.
Our goal is not just a course - but that you can actually work afterwards. If you pass, you will receive Company suggestions and help with applications.
Support with Application & introduction
You get several companies to choose from
Many find a job in a short time (depending on the region/profile)
How quickly can I find a job?
This depends a little on your region, your course objective (e.g. TIG or MAG) and how flexible you are. Many find within a few weeks to 2-3 months something especially if you a valid test (e.g. ISO 9606) and we will help you with your application. If you are very picky (only one company, only one shift), it may take longer.
What are the salaries in this area?
Average salary as a welder by federal state
(Gross, full-time, approx. 40 hours/week - Source: gehalt.de)
| Federal state | Ø month (gross) | Ø year (gross) |
|---|---|---|
| Baden-Württemberg | 3.935 € | 48.799 € |
| Bavaria | 3.840 € | 47.621 € |
| Berlin | 3.624 € | 44.937 € |
| Brandenburg | 3.304 € | 40.975 € |
| Bremen | 3.677 € | 45.591 € |
| Hamburg | 3.873 € | 48.022 € |
| Hesse | 3.909 € | 48.467 € |
| Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | 3.231 € | 40.069 € |
| Lower Saxony | 3.589 € | 44.509 € |
| North Rhine-Westphalia | 3.772 € | 46.772 € |
| Rhineland-Palatinate | 3.721 € | 46.143 € |
| Saarland | 3.649 € | 45.253 € |
| Saxony | 3.316 € | 41.113 € |
| Saxony-Anhalt | 3.278 € | 40.648 € |
| Schleswig-Holstein | 3.551 € | 44.027 € |
| Thuringia | 3.312 € | 41.069 € |
Germany-wide, other sources are approx. 3,100-3,300 € gross per month than average.
What qualifications will I have after the training?
After the training, you will not only have „done the course“, but will really have something in your hand that companies can work with:
Practice in welding processes (e.g. TIG/MAG/E-hand - depending on the course)
Safe working (occupational safety, basics, understanding of materials)
Examinations/certificates possible, e.g. ISO 9606 (this is the most important point for many employers)
and you can say clearly at the end: „I can do it practically, not just theoretically.“
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Mostly provided Questions
How does further training as a welder work via the job center?
If you are registered with the job center or the employment agency, you can apply for a education voucher get. This means that the course costs, exams and often also learning materials are covered in full. We will explain which documents you need and prepare you for the interview at the job center. With the education voucher, your Welder training job center-supported and usually free of charge for you.
Is the welder training really free for me?
Yes, if the job center or employment agency approves your retraining, the Welder training free of charge for you. The office will then cover 100 % of the costs via the Qualification Opportunities Act or the education voucher. You pay neither course fees nor examination fees. The only important thing is that you meet the requirements - we will help you with this and discuss everything step by step.
Can I become a welder, even without experience or a degree?
In any case. Many participants start the Welder training without prior knowledge. You do not need to have any welding experience or a specific school-leaving qualification.
The training starts very simply: Protective clothing, getting to know the equipment, practicing your first seams. Step by step, you will learn how to weld safely and cleanly. If you are motivated and practise regularly, you too can Become a welder.
How long does it take to retrain to become a welder?
The duration of the professional Further training as a welder can vary depending on the program, but usually lasts several months. During this time, you will mainly learn practical skills: TIG, MAG and manual metal arc welding, materials science, occupational safety and preparation for the exam.
A large part takes place in the workshop so that you can work safely in the company later on. At the end, you will take a recognized welding exam (e.g. in accordance with ISO 9606).
What job opportunities do I have after retraining as a welder?
The job opportunities after a Further training as a welder are very good. Welders are sought after in many areas: Metal construction, plant engineering, industry, construction, repair companies and more. Once you have passed the exam and have official welding certificates, you will have a sought-after profession in your hands. We also support you with tips for job applications and can often put you in touch with employers in the region.