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Addision Greenway (MHS)
"Coming to GSCC
has given me so many great career opportunities. I am honored to
be representing GSCC at the Skills USA National Conference this
summer."
Addision
competed in the South Carolina Skills USA Welding competition
for high school students. Thirty-one students competed and
Addison finished first place in the state. A first place
award comes with an invitation to the National competition this
summer in Kansas.
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Introduction to Welding
First Year
Course#:
634072
Grade level:
10-12
Class Meets:
1st Semester AM
Credit: 2
Units each semester/Dual Credit 5
Prerequisites:
Math Tech I
Syllabus
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This
course is designed to introduce the student to the work of metal
fabrication. The course will cover safety in the workplace including
the use of hand and power tools that are used in industry. After
successful completion of this course, students will have true
working knowledge of electric ARC welding and all related
information leading to a career in the Metal Fabrication industry.
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Michael Stephany (MHS)
"I have always wanted to be a welder. Taking this class
has taught me the techniques I need to accomplish my career
goals." |
ARC/MIG Welding
First Year
Course #:
634082
Grade level: 10-12
Class Meets:
2nd Semester AM
Credit: 2
Units each semester/ 5 Dual Credit hours
Prerequisite:
Introduction to Welding
Syllabus
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This
course is designed to improve the skills of students who have
knowledge of electric ARC welding. The understanding of working shop
drawings is covered in detail. The ability to draw metal parts, cut
them out and weld them to industry standards gives students
the basic knowledge needed to enter the metal fabrication industry.
Students will be introduced to MIG welding.
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Sylvester Robinson (SSH)
"I plan to go to work after graduating from high school.
Taking Welding is teaching me a career that I will use when I go
to work." |
MIG/TIG
Welding
Second Year
Course#:
634172
Grade level:
10-12
Class meets:
1st Semester PM
Credit: 2
Units each semester/ 7 Dual Credit hours
Prerequisite:
ARC/MIG Welding
Syllabus
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This course is designed to improve the skills of students who have
knowledge of MIG welding. The uses of blue prints that are used in
industry are covered in detail. Students will also be introduced to
TIG welding.
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Randy Flanagan (HHS)
"I have learned when welding that keeping your attention
on what you are doing is important. If you do not have
your mind on what you are doing you could get burned." |
Advanced Techniques Welding
Course#:
634182
Grade level:
10-12
Class meets:
2nd semester PM
Credit: 2
Units each semester/ 4 Dual Credit hours
Prerequisite:
MIG/TIG Welding
Syllabus
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This
course is designed to prepare students for entry into the metal
fabrication industry. ARC/MIG/TIG welding are covered in greater
detail. Focus will be based upon the ability to draw, cut, and weld
advanced metal parts using many types of metals. Upon successful
completion of this course, students have the option of entering the
metal fabrication industry or continuing with post-secondary
education.
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