Colleges in South Carolina That Offer Courses in Carpentry & Welding

South Carolina is home to 16 different technical colleges. Some of these schools are community colleges that offer technical and vocational programs, while others offer only programs of a technical nature. Each school has its own areas of emphasis. For this reason, not every one of these schools offer courses in welding or carpentry; of the ones that do, some offer one or the other and some offer both.
  1. Greenville Technical College

    • Greenville Technical College (GTC) offers programs of study in both carpentry and welding. GTC provides one of the more extensive offerings of various courses in these fields of study. Carpentry courses include studies in carpentry basics, brick masonry basics and blueprint reading. The school also provides courses designed to prepare students for general contractor licensing. In the area of welding, the school offers both beginning and intermediate courses. Areas covered include gas metal arc welding, shielded metal arc welding and flux-cored arc welding, among others.

      Greenville Technical College

      P.O. Box 5616

      Greenville, SC 29606

      864-250-8111

      gvltec.edu

    Technical College of the Lowcountry

    • Technical College of the Lowcountry (TCL) offers courses in carpentry through its building construction technology program. It offers various certificates through this program. The basic construction technician certificate covers areas of study pertinent to carpentry such as construction print reading, basic tools and safety, green residential construction and building materials. The school also has courses in framing, interior and exterior installation and foundation types.

      Technical College of the Lowcountry

      921 Ribaut Road

      Beaufort, SC 29902

      843-525-8211

      tcl.edu

    Spartanburg Community College

    • Spartanburg Community College offers a diploma, certificate and an associate degree in the welding field. The diploma requires students to complete 42 credit hours, while the certificate program requires only 27. The associate degree, which is in general welding technology, requires a total of 70 credit hours. Common courses between the programs include areas of study such as gas and arc welding, destructive testing, advanced pipe welding and inert gas welding.

      Spartanburg Community College

      PO Box 4386

      Spartanburg, SC 29305

      864-592-4800

      sccsc.edu

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