About the Welding Program
The short-term Workforce Welding program is a 200 – 320 hour training class that prepares students to obtain an industry recognized Welding Certification (AWS or NCCER) and an entry level welding job. The course covers safety, stick, flux core, and structural welding. This is a non-college credit class.
$500
Cost of the Program
Tuition Assistance Available
Requirements to Enroll:
10 – Panel Drug Screen Results
Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for class:
- welding shield
- welding gloves
- welding cap
- steel-toed shoes
- long sleeve shirt
- earplugs
- safety glasses
Apply for Upcoming Welding Classes
Poplarville Class
Next Class:
May 20 - July 19
Monday - Thursday
7:30am - 5:30pm
rejackson@prcc.edu
601-403-1113
Hancock Class
Next Class:
May 6 - June 21
Monday - Thursday
4:00pm - 9:00pm
rejackson@prcc.edu
601-403-1113
Hattiesburg Class
Next Class:
May 13 - July 25
Monday - Thursday
4:00PM - 10:00PM
srouse@prcc.edu
601-554-4646
How to Apply for Tuition Assistance
Michelle Coleman
601 -584-1124
jcoleman@prcc.edu
Job Outlook
The job outlook for welders in Mississippi is promising, reflecting a robust demand for skilled professionals in the welding industry. With Mississippi being a hub for manufacturing, construction, and shipbuilding, welders play a crucial role in contributing to the state’s economic growth. As infrastructure projects continue to expand, the need for welding expertise remains high, creating numerous opportunities for employment. Additionally, the maintenance and repair sectors benefit from skilled welders, further solidifying their importance in sustaining various industries.
As the demand for infrastructure development and skilled trades persists, the job outlook for welders in Mississippi continues to be favorable, offering a pathway for individuals seeking a rewarding and stable career in the welding field.
Click here to see the job out look in Mississippi for Welders.
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