MIG Welding
Industry Award
- Evening
- In-Person
- 15 Weeks
Available Locations:
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What You'll Learn
On successful completion of this course, you will have the skills, knowledge and competency to complete a range of welding tasks as outlined below to industry standards and in line with Health and Safety requirements.
On completion of the MIG Multi-Run Fillet 10mm Plate CS16 module, students will be able to:
- Understand the safety risks of MIG welding and follow correct safety procedures.
- Identify MIG welding equipment, its parts, and how each part works.
- Set up MIG welding equipment correctly, including wire feed, voltage, and gas flow.
- Perform multi-run fillet welds on 10mm mild steel plate in various positions to EN9606 standards.
- Produce lap, tee, and corner joints that meet industry quality and safety requirements.
- Demonstrate consistent welding technique and control suitable for real-world industry use.
On successful completion of this course, the industry standard EN9606-CS16 Certification will be issued from the Approved EN Certifying Body.
Timetable & Modules
Timetable:Â
This course will take place in-person, every Tuesday evening from 6pm – 10pm.
Timetable:
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| Module | Title |
| EN9606-CS16 | MIG Multi-Run Fillet 10mm Plate |
Progression / Career
After successfully completing this module, you can pursue roles such as:
- MIG Welder / Fabricator
- Workshop Assistant
- General Operative (Metalwork or Manufacturing)
These roles often involve working in construction, engineering, or manufacturing environments where basic to intermediate welding skills are required.
You can work towards full EN9606 certification, which is highly valued across Europe and internationally Coded. This opens doors to more specialised and higher-paying roles in structural steel, automotive, and heavy fabrication.
Entry Requirements
- Students need to have Junior Certificate or equivalent to succeed in this course. You can show this through relevant life and work experience as no formal qualifications are required for entry to this course. Mature students welcome.
- Students must have a motivation to learn, an interest in welding and the ability to gain the knowledge, skills and competencies set out in the course. Industry experience is desirable but not essential.
- According to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL), non-native English speakers need a B2 level in writing, reading, listening, and speaking.
Eligibility
Non-EU/EEA applicants need permission to work in Ireland. For more details, see our eligibility section.
Cost / Fees
€500
Please note: safety wear is required, flame retardant overalls and safety boots which you will have to supply under the guidance of your tutor.
You may be eligible for reduced course fees or a fee waiver (i.e. no cost).
We will talk to you about the possible low/no cost fees options during your application process.
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