What schooling do you need to get your certified welders certificate?
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If you are young enough (under 24) then take a look into job corps -- its free training and you can recieve a certificate of completion. I think they only have MIG but not TIG. Not sure about aluminum. Check out http://jobcorps.doleta.gov/
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In the US it can be military training, a two year technical school, or a two-year Associates Degree college program to become a technician. A minimum four year Bachelor's Degree program is required to become a licensed engineer. Becoming a licensed ham radio operator or an active member of a robotics hobbyist club will help you to become an exceptional engineer.\n\nWK
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check with the Scottsdale community college, they have a welding class but i dunno if at nite... maybe this summer...\n\ngo to this link, you will find lots of schools in the area, and i'm sure someone will have nite classes...\n\nhttp://www.vocational-schools-guide.com/arizona-welding--machine-trades-vocational-schools.html\n\ngood luck
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There are several different ways to educate people for the work force. One way is to attend training programs to learn a certain job skill. Often these programs will award a certificate upon training completion. Another is to attend a vocation school, high school, or college and earn a degree. Yet another way, is to enter a training program sponsored by your company where you learn on the job. You can also take a hobby that you are very good at and turn it into a job. And finally, you can start your own business.
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You can check your local welding supplier, or check online for welding supplies.  eBay might even have them available.
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Most companies require some safety training, but they will provide this in most cases. Most companies in the US will require you to complete a physical exam and a drug test. They may x-ray your back to make sure you can be insured by their insurance company.  Many jobs require no special  formal education, but some jobs will require US Coast Guard certifcation, and others will require college degrees.\n\nIn the UK there are more formal rquirements for offshore work training, including Basic Offshore Safety and Emergency Training. If you want to look into this training go to:\nhttp://www.oilcareers.com/content/training/courses_search.asp?courseType=Basic%20Offshore%20Skills\n\nThe real answer to this question is that you have to have skill that is useful on an oil rig. Workers on an oil rig range from engineers of many types, to roustabouts which are mostly there as manual laborers.  Rig based jobs include cooks, painters, sandblasters, divers, diver tenders, welders, pipefitters, crane operators, drillers, toolpushers, geologists, ship captains, mechanics, pilots, ROV operators, instrument technicians, and more. \n\nMany of these jobs will involve working and living offshore in cramped quarters for two weeks or more at a time. You may even be sharing a bunk with another shift. Some areas like the North Sea or Middle East can have very unpleasant weather. You are likely to work long hours while on the rig sometiimes as many as 100 hours per week. Most companies will then give you two weeks off after you return to shore. This can be good or bad, depending on how regular the work is. Some companies hiring unskilled labor will provide work only as they need you, and leave you sitting onshore the rest of the time. \n\nDO NOT PAY ANY SERVICE YOU FIND ON THE INTERNET TO GET YOU A JOB ON AN OIL RIG. THESE ARE SCAMS. THERE IS ONE OPERATOR OUT OF CALGARY THAT GUARANTEES JOBS BUT DOES NOTHING BUT TAKE YOUR MONEY  AND THEN WILL IGNORE YOU. THEY WILL NOT FIND YOU A JOB. THERE ARE SOME OTHERS WORKING OUT OF NIGERIA THAT DO THE SAME.
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Certified teachers are now required by every state, thanks to No Child Left Behind.  You can check out your state's Deptarment of Education website for the specifics on what is required.  Most are:\na 4 year bachelor's degree in education\na fingerprint clearance check\nbe able to pass a teaching test
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It really depends on where you are certified.  If you are in certain states all you have to do is take a test for the subject area you wish to gain certification.  In Oklahoma you would have to take two tests, one for early childhood, and another that is called a professional exam (only necessary if you are certified high school and want elementary or if elementary and wanting high school).\nIn other states you must take the course work.  Either way I would advise taking the course work to refresh yourself for the test and gain new ideas, plus it makes you look better.
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college degree and/or teaching certificate. verys from state to state.
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No. Usually the minimum education requirement is a high school diploma. However, officers who advance in ranks, or provide more advanced skills and services, have some college or university diploma or degree in addition to their police academy training.
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normally, 2 years in college.  You learn everything you need to know in the first 2 years.  If you just want a certificate instead of a degree, just take the mandatory engineering classes and not the general classes like english and foreign language that most colleges require.  If you do that you could finish in one to one and a half years easily.
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Take an A+ Certification class.
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Unless you live in Alabama, you must go to an accredited college to become a hygienist.  You must have a year of prerequisites and be excepted into the program.  Then, depending on the program, it is usually 2 years.  You then take a national board and a state board for the state you want to work in. \nSorry no way of doing that any other way, as some of what you learn is hands on.  No on the job training.  That is unless you live in Alabama where they have a program that essentially trains you on the job.
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usually a highschool degree or GED is required.  The cable or satellite company will give you a 2-week crash course in installing cable.
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You need your college degree first then continue on with certifications.  Certifications show you are serious, responsible and keeping up on the new knowlegde out there pertaining to your field or degree.
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Attach the earth cable of the welding machine to the ship's hull, and attach the job you are welding also to the ship's hull. The current will flow through the steel structure of the hull.\nOtherwise you can attach the earth cable of the welding machine directly to the job you are welding, if they are close together.
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All real accrediated programs that will get you your certification is not online..  Mot of thie training is in practical and you will have to find a local physcial school and do study there.\n\nMedvance is one of the leading schools as is many major universities