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THE WORLD OF WELDING                                                          http://www.welding.org




            EDITORIAL
            CHOOSE YOUR EDUCATION SOURCE WISELY


            By Marty Baker
            Editor

            Across the country, we are seeing training opportunities for  If you are uncertain, you may call us for a tour and to discuss
            welders “pop-up” seemingly overnight through the work of  your options.  If that is not possible for you, we offer a virtual
            individuals and educational facilities.  Many of these are short-  tour  at  http://www.welding.org/t-tour.aspx  and  would  be
            FRXUVHV LQ DQ DWWHPSW WR PHHW VSHFL¿F PDQSRZHU UHTXLUHPHQWV  happy to talk with you on the phone to determine what type of
            of particular companies.                           training would best suit your needs.

            While some of these may be accredited programs, there is a  Ask  questions...Is  the  training  program  accredited?    What
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            encourage interested persons to do their “research”, consider  E\ LQGXVWU\"  :KDW ¿QDQFLDO DVVLVWDQFH PLJKW EH DYDLODEOH WR
            their  long-term  goals,  and  choose  their  education  sources  pay for my education?  Will I be trained in more than one
            wisely.                                            welding process, in case this job I have in mind does not work
                                                               out?
            Hobart  Institute  of  Welding  Technology  has  a  long  history
            of graduating successful men and women who are prepared  $GPLVVLRQV  UHSUHVHQWDWLYHV   -DQHW  3LHFKRFNL  DQG  .HYLQ
            for any of the various challenges a welder may face in their  Trick welcome your calls.  Contact Hobart Institute at 1-800-
            careers.  There are corporate specialized training opportunities  332-9448 or send an e-mail for more information to hiwt@
            DYDLODEOH WR FRPSDQLHV LQ DGGLWLRQ WR WKH ¿YH DQG QLQH PRQWK  welding.org.
            traditional, accredited programs for individuals.








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