Skilled Trades

What do plumbers and pipefitters have in common? Pipes! Both careers have these tradespeople installing, inspecting and repairing piping systems. The scale of the work […]

Texas is the state that employs the most welders in the U.S[1] If you’re completing your welding specialist training program in Houston, you’re probably already […]

Look, we get it. When you’re in school, taking on more responsibilities can be daunting. You’re not just feeling the burn of student debt, you’re […]

If you’re interested in a skilled trades career, you might have considered becoming a welder or a carpenter – two commonly known blue-collar professions. Welders […]

The U.S. faces a skilled worker shortage. [1][2]  Lots of reasons can be attributed to this, but this shortage also presents some really big opportunities. […]

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has developed rules and regulations for workplace safety for virtually all industries and professions. Since welding can expose […]

Picture yourself sitting in classroom for four years, only to graduate with tens of thousands of dollars in debt and an uncertain future. Does that […]