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_MG_3067.jpgBSC's Continuing Education (CE) provides a wide array of welding training and testing to local and regional companies. Training can be held on-site or at one of our state of the art welding shops on BSC's campus. CE can train and test in the following areas:
  • Shielded Metal Arc Welding
  • Gas Metal Arc Welding
  • Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
  • Oxyacetylene Welding
  • Flux Cored Arc Welding

WELDING FAST TRACK

Looking for a career change? BSC's three-month welding certification course, typically runs September through December. Applicants may qualify for a Job Service Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) grant to cover tuition. Individuals will need to drop off, mail, email or fax their application and third party authorization form. Questions? Call Brian Ellersick at 701-224-5683 or 1-877-846-9387 or email brian.ellersick@bismarckstate.edu. For information regarding WIOA funding, contact your local Job Service North Dakota office.

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MOBILE WELDING UNIT

As part of Continuing Education (CE) commitment to provide the highest quality of training possible, CE has partnered with Basin Electric Power Cooperative, Great River Energy, Tesoro Petroleum, Minnkota Power Cooperative, and Praxair to outfit a mobile welding lab. This state-of-the-art trailer is equipped with 6 welding booths available for training at your worksite. The trailer saves your company valuable travel time and money. 

We provide customized training programs designed to serve your specific needs. Whether you are looking for consulting services, training workshops, custom curriculum development or a staff development program, we can help.

Start thinking beyond and call Brian Ellersick at 701-224-5683 or 1-877-846-9387 or email brian.ellersick@bismarckstate.edu.

The Leland Olds Station participated in the development of BSC Mobile Welding training trailer. Since its completion, LOS has utilized the trailer and instructors multiple times over the past few years. The ability to train on-site has significant advantages: travel cost savings, use of actual/real projects for training, and flexibility for participation from multiple LOS employee groups. The trailer is modern, comfortable, practical, and well-suited to provide welding training the station requires as our workforce grows and develops. LOS is committed to work with BSC in continued program development." ~Mark Thompson from Basin Electric, Leland Olds Station

Not what you are looking for? See also Enrichment Program