Weldtight offers private welding classes for the teenager or adult who wants to become a welder or needs to brush up their skills for work. Classes are available evenings on a flexible basis to work with your schedule. We also offer group classes to explore welding and metal fabrication for kids and adults who are curious about learning more in our shop in Aloha, Oregon.
Learn To Weld In Our Private or Group Welding Classes
If you’re serious about learning how to weld either MIG, TIG or stick welding, our private welding classes and metal fabrication will teach you the skills you need to become a welder or complete those dream projects.
You will get hands-on experience working on your own projects, and experience the excitement of watching your vision come to life! Create sculptures using welding and metal fabrication techniques, restore that car you have always dreamed of, or build skills for your career.
Best of all, you don’t have to wait months for the next class, we offer private and group classes all year.
Explore Basic Welding and Metal Fabrication In A Safe and Fun Environment
We love teaching kids about welding! Our welding exploration class will let you design and create a small project in our shop!
We teach you in a safe, comfortable environment, using our equipment and supplies. We start with safety information to ensure everybody has a safe experience. We provide the tools, safety gear, and instructions, so all you need to bring is your enthusiasm and ideas.
Welding exploration classes are held every month on Saturdays. See our calendar for more information.
David Williams Has Over 25 Years Experience As A Welding Instructor
David founded WeldTight in 2020 to open doors for anyone eager to learn welding. With over 25 years of experience as a fabricator, inspector, and educator, he brings deep industry expertise and a passion for teaching.
He is a Certified Welding Educator and Inspector through the American Welding Society, and a licensed Career and Technical Education (CTE) teacher in the State of Oregon through the TSPC.
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Note: WeldTight is not licensed by the Higher Education Coordinating Commission.