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World wide information page "Welders Without Borders" Founded in 2000 and dedicated to the advancement of welding knowledge with no borders on earth or in space.Welding professionals from around the world willing to share their knowledge and experience with students of welding to advance the future of our industry. Building understanding between people through the advancement of metals technology. Welding serves all mankind. A knowledge that improves lives, builds nations and gives hope to millions. | ||
Welders Without Borders Welcomes Odessa College Welding Training Center. Please go to Pg3 and Pg7 for more information or the embedded web link.
FAQ: What can my company do to support "Welders Without Borders"? Answer: Give time and resources to support welding education in your area. Help sponsor a faculty member to volunteer to work with students in other countries or sponsor a welding student scholarship in your companies name at a school near you or at the Arizona Western College Foundation. This so some fortunate student can attend the Arizona Western College Institute of Welding Technology or you can give to another institution of choice. Its easy to change a life that could change the world. Just do something. FAQ: What can my school do to support "Welders Without Borders"? Answer: Contact WWB founder Professor Colton for information from his experiences partnering for WWB programs and how you can sponsor a local welding educational event to boost interest in welding education, careers in welding and educate the community about the importance of welding in our modern world. FAQ: Can I make any money through "Welders Without Borders:? Answer: No. Everyone involved with WWB programs does so as a volunteer. The focus of our activities is on the wonderful young people who are choosing to make a career choice in welding. All volunteers recieve support through company sponsorship, their school or institution.
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HIWT 75 Plus Years of Welder Training. Professor Colton has participated in their Instructor course and recommends you do the same. Use your web browser to locate the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology. Professor Colton has implemented the use of the HIWT course materials for Oxy Fuel Welding and Cutting, Shielded Metal Arc Welding, Gas Metal Arc Welding, Gas Tungsten Arc Welding and the Flux Core Arc Welding training materials. Professor Colton is very pleased with the student learning outcomes results from the use of these training materials. Feel free to contact him with questions or comments.
Professor Colton spends his day working with his students at Arizona Western College Institute of Welding Technolgy now celebrating 40 years of welding eduction. Our college web site is: www.azwestern.edu
His office phone number is 928-344-7570.
Professor Colton is a member of the American Welding Society, a supporter of SkillsUSA and a "Welder Without Borders".
Hirewelders.com is a great resource for locating jobs in welding. I recommend it to anyone looking to make a connection for work in welding or looking for welders.
Professor Samuel Colton, Sr. founded "Welders Without Borders" in response to the need to create greater opportunity for members of the welding community to share their experiences with students of welding. This has resulted in an ever-growing network of welding educators, students and industry leaders working together to serve others."Each of us can help build our world into a safer and better place by using our knowledge and talents to lift young people and each other up. To use our skill in welding to serve our communities and make them better places for all." Samuel Colton, Sr.
"Welders Without Borders" Founded in 2000 and dedicated to the advancement of welding knowledge with no borders on earth or in space.
Welding professionals from around the world willing to share their knowledge and experience with students of welding to advance the future of our industry. Building understanding between people through the advancement of metals technology. Welding serves all mankind. A knowledge that improves lives, builds nations and gives hope to millions.