AWS District 15 Member Profile: Adam Lynnes
The Welding Journal is celebrating its centennial by looking to the future and showcasing the welding industry’s young professionals. From January to December 2019, Society
We strive to teach you a base of knowledge that continues to serve you in the future – learning and growing on the job.
“Great staff that ensures you obtain the knowledge you need before you leave. Good teacher/student ratio. They truly care about your future in the welding …
“My experience with Lynnes Welding Training has been quite literally a life-changing and pivotal moment. Not only has it prepared me for my career, it …
“Since graduating I went straight into the field as a contract welder. I’ve bounced from corner to corner; from Cape Canaveral, FL out to the …
“After the military, I really didn’t have any idea what to do next. I had gone through a few trades and never really found my …
“Such a great school, with even better staff. Learned much more than I ever would have at a community college, also in less time. Completely …
“My time over at Lynnes was an unforgettable experience. If it wasn’t for them, I wouldn’t have got where I am today. I strongly recommend …
The Welding Journal is celebrating its centennial by looking to the future and showcasing the welding industry’s young professionals. From January to December 2019, Society
We are excited to announce the LWT Scholarship award winners: Blake Anderson (West Fargo High School, West Fargo, ND) and Mae Ofstedal (Woodrow Wilson High
Welders handle all the metal works in industrial, home, and commercial establishments. They ensure that pipes and metal foundations are correctly assembled to prevent unexpected
One of the important things about the welding industry is the pipeline, mainly for power plants, industrial facilities, and other commercial buildings. Pipeline welding is
Our desire is to graduate students with the right skills that employers want and need.
AWS Accredited Test Facility: Earn up to 12 welder qualifications.
Hands-on learning. A majority of your day is in the booth gaining actual welding experience.
Our 480 Hour Combination Welder I Program can be completed in 12 weeks!
Our 640 Hour Combination Welder II Program can be completed in 16 weeks!
Our skills courses are 3-5 weeks.
New classes starting monthly – open 50 weeks per year.
Excellent student to class ratio 12 to 1
Highly qualified experienced instructors
Hands-on welding from day one!
No “generals” classes. You learn welding related information.
Pre-cut materials keep you welding not preparing to weld.
We strive to teach you a base of knowledge that continues to serve you in the future – learning and growing on the job.
We use our industry connections to assist in job placement.
Our desire is to graduate students with the right skills that employers want and need.
AWS Accredited Test Facility: Earn up to 12 welder qualifications.
Hands-on learning. A majority of your day is in the booth gaining actual welding experience.
Our 480 Hour Combination Welder I Program can be completed in 12 weeks!
Our 640 Hour Combination Welder II Program can be completed in 16 weeks!
Our skills courses are 3-5 weeks.
New classes starting monthly – open 50 weeks per year.
Excellent student to class ratio 12 to 1
Highly qualified experienced instructors
Hands-on welding from day one!
No “generals” classes. You learn welding related information.
Pre-cut materials keep you welding not preparing to weld.
We strive to teach you a base of knowledge that continues to serve you in the future – learning and growing on the job.
We use our industry connections to assist in job placement.
Lynnes Welding Training is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).
Visit www.accsc.org for more information.