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WEL Certificate

Welding

Welding (WEL) is a 1-month certificate course in Technical courses, studied online, examined by Finstock Evarsity College. The full fee is KES 20,000. Finstock Evarsity College is a TVETA-accredited college in Nairobi, Kenya. The fee can be paid in a lump sum or in 3 instalments of KES 6,666.67.

Overview

Certificate in welding

Course Overview

A certificate in welding is offered at Finstock Evarsity College. It is a 4-month online program examined by Finstock Evarsity College. A certificate is issued upon completion of the course.

This course introduces the basic principles of welding. It explores the classification of various welding techniques and processes. The course then examines metal transfers in welding and establishes their role in perfecting your welding skills. It suits anyone who wants to learn this useful skill that is employed to perform many industrial and mechanical tasks. Whether it is part of your job or you are a do-it-yourself enthusiast, this course will make you a better welder. Welding is an important industrial and mechanical process so sign up with Finstock Evarsity College to add this valuable ability to your skillset.

 What is the minimum grade required to do a Certificate in welding?

To enroll and study for a Certificate in welding, there will be no requirements at Finstock Evarsity College.

Mode of Delivery

Home and/or office-based media employing a variety of self-instructional electronic and online self-study materials, such as; written self-instructional study modules, online interactive devices, and self-tests, cloud-based content, videos of lectures Mediated technical learning materials e.g., audiovisual and e-learning materials

Program Goals

Upon successful completion of the welding Certificate, students will be able to:

  • Establish their critical role in manufacturing.
  • Classify various welded joints.
  • Outline different welding techniques.
  • Explain the science behind welding and joining.
  • Discuss the challenges of welding and joining.
  • Identify the types and sub-types of welding.

Career opportunities

  • Master jeweler.
  • Mig welder.
  • Sheet metal worker.
  • Fabricator/Welder.
  • Structural iron and steelworker.
  • Welding inspector.
  • Master plumber.
  • Industrial boilermaker.

Reasons you should study this course

  • Repair, refurbish and restore. Welding is a way to repair the broken materials around you and in some cases, make more of what used to be.
  • There are no requirements for a welding career.
  • Join a larger welding community.
  • School project(s). If you are looking for something to do for a school project, welding something together can be a great way to practice what you know and impress your teachers and classmates.
  • Create a business or become self-employed.
  • Expand your skill set.
  • Find and foster a new hobby.

What we offer

Now that you have a better idea of where a welding certificate can take you, it is time to start your success journey. These careers only represent the baseline of the kind of work you can do.

The world will always need welders. Welding skills and related working knowledge retain value in a variety of fields and applications. Knowing how to weld opens the door to a myriad of creative opportunities, the possibility to travel and set your hours and ultimately, professional success. Becoming a welder can be rewarding in several ways. If you are considering learning how to weld, it may seem like a daunting task but Finstock Eversity College is ready to make your career journey easy and interesting.

 

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Quick answers

How much does Welding cost?

The full fee for Welding at Finstock Evarsity College is KES 20,000, made up of registration (KES 1,000) and tuition (KES 19,000).

Can I pay for Welding in instalments?

Yes. You can pay the KES 20,000 fee for Welding in a lump sum or in 3 instalments of KES 6,666.67.

How long does Welding take?

Welding takes 1 month.

Can I study Welding online?

Yes. Welding is studied online, so you can take it from anywhere.

What qualification do I get from Welding?

Welding is a certificate course examined and awarded by Finstock Evarsity College: learners who complete it receive a Finstock Evarsity College certificate.

When can I start Welding?

The main intakes are in January, April and September, but there is no fixed deadline: you can start as soon as you have enrolled.

Course details last updated .

What you will study

  1. WEL001 Welding

Fees

ItemAmount
RegistrationKES 1,000
TuitionKES 19,000
TotalKES 20,000

Paying in instalments

All fees are payable in a lump sum or in instalments. The course runs over one trimester, and each trimester's fee can be paid in 3 instalments.

TrimesterTotal per trimester
Trimester 1KES 20,000 ($ 200)
TotalKES 20,000 ($ 200)

The trimester fee of KES 20,000 ($ 200) is payable in 3 instalments of KES 6,666.67 ($ 66.67).

Requirements

Practical requirements

The cost of practicals, internships or industrial requirements is KES 30,000 ($ 300) and only applies to courses that require practicals.

Good to know

  • All Fees are payable in installements, for details check FAQs.
  • Digital (downloadable) certificates are available. Printing and shipping of hardcopy certificate can be done at a cost of KES 2,000 ($ 20).

Instructors

  • JAMES MBURU KIMANI
  • RHODAH MUTENDE

Frequently asked questions

The Welding is a foundation technical course on welding processes, joints, equipment and workshop safety at Finstock Evarsity College.

Yes. The Welding is suitable for beginners, artisans, fabricators and aspiring welding technicians.

For the Welding, the course page does not specify a minimum academic grade or other formal entry requirement.

The Welding covers workshop safety, welding science, welded joints, common welding processes, equipment, metal joining, fabrication basics and quality awareness.

After the Welding, relevant opportunities include welder, fabricator, sheet-metal worker, structural-steel worker, welding assistant or self-employed metalworker. Employment may depend on experience, licensing and other qualifications where applicable.

Yes. After the Welding, learners may pursue a related certificate or diploma in welding and fabrication, mechanical engineering or metalwork; admission is subject to the receiving programme’s entry requirements.

Choose the Welding at Finstock Evarsity College for flexible online study, course-specific practical skills, tutor-supported learning, affordable installment payments and a digital certificate on completion.

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  • SANI RABILU
    Nigeria ·

    Rated 5 out of 5

    Finstock’s Welding course exceeded my expectations. The lessons were clear, and the instructors were super supportive, always giving helpful feedback. I appreciated how flexible the schedule was, allowing me to learn at my own pace. On top of that, the skills taught are really practical, which makes entering the job market much less intimidating. Considering the cost, it’s definitely a worthwhile investment.

  • HAMISI BRUNO ODHIAMBO
    Kenya ·

    Rated 5 out of 5

    I really enjoyed the Welding course at Finstock Evarsity! The tutors were always responsive and ready to answer questions, which made learning so much easier. I also loved the flexibility of the course—being able to balance my studies with work was a huge plus. The practical skills I gained feel very job-ready, and I feel confident about stepping into a workshop environment. Plus, the course fees were very reasonable compared to similar programs.

  • MOSES CHRISTOPHER SIFUMA
    Kenya ·

    Rated 5 out of 5

    The course is informative and I will try a new course.
     

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