The
HCC Lincoln program provides more opportunity for Logan county
students while also maintaining the welding skills and industrial
technology offerings on the Main Campus in Normal.
Lincoln welding classes will be held in the Fall 2024 semester,
beginning with an 8 week 100-level intro course. Students will be
able to advance to a 200-level advanced course after the completion
of the first. Students completing the two-course sequence will earn
the Gas Metal Arc Welding Basics microcertificate and will be on the
pathway to completing the larger 16-hour Welding Skills Certificate.
The Welding Skills Certificate is stackable into a larger Industrial
Technology Applied Associate of Science should a student decide to
pursue a degree.
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“Welding is an in-demand career
in Logan County and Heartland is excited to provide the training
locally for students to enter the workforce in just four
months," said Heartland Community College Lincoln Director
Jennifer Kirby.
For more information on welding courses or other questions
contact Heartland Community College Lincoln at
Lincoln.Center@
heartland.edu
or call 217.735.1731 with questions.
[Steve Fast
Assistant to the President, Public Information and Communication
Heartland Community College] |