Welder ITI (N.C.V.T)

The Welder course develops practical skills in joining and cutting metals using gas, arc, MIG/MAG, TIG, plasma and resistance welding processes, with strong focus on safety, quality inspection and workplace practices.

1 Year

Duration

Regular

Learning Mode

10th Pass

Eligibility

Industry Relevant

Learn industry-oriented skills and practical knowledge

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About the Program

The Welder trade is a one-year CTS program with 1,200 hours of training plus 150 hours of OJT/group project. The program combines trade practical, trade theory, engineering drawing, workshop calculation and science, and employability skills. On successful completion, trainees are awarded the National Trade Certificate (NTC) by DGT.

Course Summary

Course Name

Welder ITI (N.C.V.T)

Duration

1 Year

Eligibility

10th Pass

Learning Mode

Regular

Recogination

N.C.V.T

This course is suitable for students who want to develop a practical, job-oriented skill in welding and metal fabrication. It is particularly suitable for those interested in working with welding machines, metal cutting equipment, fabrication work and repair processes. The course is open to candidates who have passed Class 8, with a minimum age of 14 years as on the first day of the academic session. It is a good choice for learners looking to enter manufacturing, engineering, fabrication and related industrial workplaces through practical skill training.

The Welder CTS course is officially structured as a one-year program, rather than a two-semester syllabus in the DGT document.

Semester 1 – Foundation & Basic Welding
Students begin with workshop safety, PPE, hand tools, basic fitting, marking and preparation of metal. They learn Oxy-Acetylene Welding (OAW), Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), oxy-acetylene cutting, basic weld joints and welding positions. The semester also introduces pipe joints, weld defects, inspection, electrodes, gas equipment and basic engineering drawing.

Semester 2 – Advanced Welding & Specialized Processes
Students progress to pipe welding and welding of different metals such as stainless steel, cast iron, aluminium, brass and copper. They learn GMAW/MIG-MAG, GTAW/TIG, plasma cutting, resistance spot welding, brazing, arc gouging, cast-iron repair, hard facing and plastic welding. The syllabus also covers weld testing, engineering drawing, workshop calculation and science, employability skills and practical project/OJT experience.

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