Coming back to Atlanta every summer feels almost like a family reunion—or at least that’s how several volunteers of the welding competitions feel about the SkillsUSA Championships held during the ...

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Welding instructor A.J. Spaniel, right, inspects the trailer his students are helping transform. Courtney Flatt / NWPB “You want to take that out and make a new one?” asked senior McKaia Gorman.

Students in Anne Arundel Community College’s welding program attend for free, finish in five weeks and can expect an average starting salary of $55,000.

Updated: Apr 16, 2025 / 06:27 PM CDT CENTERVILLE, LA (KLFY) –Seven inmates at the St. Mary Parish Law Enforcement center recently graduated with their welding certification.

Sandran Samoo told trainees he could help them pass a course if they each gave him between $100 and $200. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Michael Hardy Gilliland was born in Brush, Colorado on May 21, 1958 to Murray H and Shirley L (Vance) Gilliland. He departed this life on March 4, 2025, at the Eben Ezer’s Lutheran Care Assisted ...

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NORMAL — While most high school students are still trying to decide their career paths, some are ahead of the curve and taking the first steps toward a certification in welding.

ELLISVILLE, Miss. (WDAM) - The Jones College Workforce Welding Program recently received the “Instant Impact Award” from AccelerateMS. A partnership between Jones College and Jones County high ...

The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation has granted MSU $11.25 million to help fund a first-ever, on-campus facility to house the fast-growing Gallatin College MSU.

Blank acts as the conduit between FVCC, businesses, the Montana Department of Labor and Industry, public schools and students, all of whom have a vested interest in the college’s career programs.