Welder
Welder (Gas & Electric) – ITI Trade Overview
Trade Name: Welder (Gas & Electric)
Sector: Capital Goods & Manufacturing
Trade Type: Engineering
Affiliation: NCVT (National Council for Vocational Training)
Duration: 1 Year
Eligibility: 10th Pass (under 10+2 system)
Course Description
The Welder Trade at Gyan Ganga Pvt. I.T.I is designed to develop skilled professionals in the field of welding technology, meeting both domestic and international industry standards. The trade offers hands-on training combined with theoretical knowledge to make students proficient in various types of welding processes.
This trade is job-oriented and opens up employment opportunities in both the government and private sectors. It also supports self-employment through skill development in metal joining techniques, making it ideal for aspiring entrepreneurs and skilled technicians.
Career Opportunities
After completing the Welder Trade, students can explore various career options such as:
Welder Technician in manufacturing, shipbuilding, railways, construction, and pipelines
Fabrication Shop Supervisor / Assistant
Entrepreneur (own welding/fabrication workshop)
Government Job Opportunities in PSUs, Indian Railways, Defence, etc.
Overseas Job Opportunities in Gulf and other countries with high demand for certified welders
Why Choose This Trade at Gyan Ganga Pvt. I.T.I?
Modern workshops with industry-grade equipment
Expert trainers with real-world experience
Strong industry linkages for training & placements
Focus on safety, skill mastery, and employment readiness
Support for self-employment and entrepreneurship
Key Topics Covered
Gas Welding & Cutting
Oxy-acetylene welding and cutting techniques for precision work.Arc Welding (SMAW)
Shielded Metal Arc Welding for structural fabrication and repairs.TIG Welding (GTAW)
Tungsten Inert Gas welding used for clean and high-quality welds.MIG/MAG Welding (GMAW)
Metal Inert/Active Gas welding suitable for mass production and automation.Blueprint Reading & Welding Symbols
Understanding technical drawings and symbols used in fabrication.Welding Safety & Equipment Handling
Proper use of PPE, handling gas cylinders, and maintaining equipment.Metallurgy Basics
Knowledge of metals, alloys, and heat treatment related to welding.Practice on Different Materials
Welding on MS (Mild Steel), SS (Stainless Steel), Aluminium, etc.
