Located in Glendale, Arizona, this automotive institute teaches courses on TIG welding as well as other different types of welding. If you attend and pass this course, you receive a diploma in "combination welding" which includes basic craft skills, the different tools that are used and the different methods in which to use them. The school offers day and evening classes to fit in around other jobs. It also offers financial support to qualified students. For more details, apply for a brochure on the institute's website.
Lincoln Technical Institute has classes running across the U.S. in Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. It offers short-term training programs in a wide range of areas, including TIG welding and welding technology. Lincoln Technical Institute promises that its "campuses, located across the U.S., offer a strong mix of programs that provide in-demand career training opportunities." It also state that it will help you gain the necessary qualifications to pass industry certification examinations.
Vatterott College offers courses in'combination welding and welding technology, both of which teach TIG welding. Located in Omaha, Nebraska, this college's classes start every 10 weeks, giving you several opportunities throughout the year to enroll.
Fortiss College promises to encourage "students to get the skills and training needed for great careers in industries that are in demand." This includes courses in TIG welding. Based in Ravenna, Ohio, the course offers hands-on training by using industry-related equipment and up-to-date facilities. Fortiss also suggests that "the welding technology degree that is on offer, is designed to train students for entry into the field of welding as industrial welders, welding apprentices or check welders".