TWS Student and Alumni Reviews

Best school for electrical classes two best teachers in there Mr Sullivan and Professor X

I’m about to complete the electrical program here and what I can say is that the instructors were knowledgeable and supportive, providing hands-on training that prepared me well for the field, especially in professor Sullivans class. The curriculum was comprehensive, covering everything from basic principles to advanced techniques. The facilities were top-notch, with modern equipment and ample resources for learning. I appreciated the smaller class sizes, which allowed for personalized attention and mentorship. Overall, I highly recommend TWS for anyone looking to pursue a career in electrical work. It’s a fantastic place to gain the skills and knowledge needed for success in the industry

Tulsa Welding School and Technology offers a promising platform for aspiring welders, with a notable highlight being Mr. Sullivan’s dedication to his students. His genuine care and honesty in teaching electrical applications reflect a commendable commitment to their success. The school, while decent, acknowledges areas for growth, suggesting a willingness to evolve and enhance its offerings. Overall, it’s a place where students can find support and guidance on their journey towards mastering the craft of welding and electrical applications hvac, though I recommend hvac.

Tulsa is a really good school for trade. Im currently going here for Electrician, love it so far. Shout out To Mr. Sullivan💯💯

Had 2 nephews that graduated from here, both are working in the field. I recommend pipefitting too because one of them is making six figures now. Do your actual research on the school, they have 90% job placement and rank as one of the top Welding schools in the US. You put the work in and it will in fact pay off

Currently a student at TWS in my 4th month. I absolutely love it and can say this for certain. The ones posting badly about this school are the ones that ended up leaving because of pure laziness/not showing up. I cannot wait to graduate in the near future! Thanks for the great work and Awesome experience!

I absolutely loved my time at TWS. I got to get dirty and learned a new trade, Heck I even made a working guitar with my own two hands! Mike, Tom, and Jimmy were some outstanding instructors, I came into TWS not even knowing what a torch was, and came out with a self made WORKING guitar!

However, my thirst has not been quenched, I’ve completed the Shipfitting program and I’m coming back for more, Professional Welding, you’re next!

The program was fast pace and needed much effort put forward, though there was so much work time as opposed to class time that I got to work with my hands, since I really do enjoy working with my hands. It’s taught me so much and I can’t wait to use it for a job.

Hi My name is Clayton Hardesty. I’m a graduate of Tulsa Welding School. I graduated in March of 2011 at the Tulsa Oklahoma Campus. As soon as I graduated, I was able to come right in to the Pipefitters Union Local 562 St. Louis Mo. I’ve been working in coal burning power plants and nuclear power plants making hot welds on big steam Pipes. I’ve also been on a few chiller and boiler change out jobs and I’ve gotten to travel a bunch since I started with them! This year will be my last year of a five year apprenticeship that I’ve been serving with them. I have to say that I love what I do for a living. If it wasn’t for TWS and the instructors that I learned from while I was there i would have never passed the weld tests to get into the Union and on to jobs where I have to pass a gate tests to be able to weld on the construction jobs that I go on. While I was at TWS, I was in the afternoon class. I would come in extra early each day and stay late so that I would get a grasp on what I was learning at the time. There where some days that were harder than others for me with the welding and there were some days that it just came natural. Those long hard days that I spent in the booth paid off in the end I’m very happy where I’m at today. TWS taught me that Hard work and dedication does pay off! I still have a long ways to go and I’m still learning everyday. I had a instructor tell me at TWS that the day you quit learning is the day that you quit doing anything and I have to say that stands to be true. Thank you for all that you have taught me TWS and thank you to all the instructor that taught me along the way!!!

Clayton Hardesty
Cape Girardeau Missouri
TWS Graduate March 2011

I came to tulsa to make a better life for myself i just bought a truck, boat, and house and the same week so i guess it worked out! What you think?😎

This school changed my life! It changed me from a person that really didn’t know where or what I was gonna do in life and gave me work ethic and a skilled trade that Has me traveling the country making a good living and living life.

TWS gave me all the knowledge and experience I needed to compete in the welding market place. I expanded my knowledge of welding x100 and feel confident about employment as a welding specialist. The instructors are brilliant and pushed my talents far beyond what I thought possible. The staff was professional and eager to help with tuition, financial aid and job placement.

This program help me get my life together. It got me a job welding 40 hours a week, 401k and full insurance. This program showed me not only how to weld perfectly, but how to make positive life choices. It was worth every cent.

I enjoyed the TWS Professional Welder Program as it was fast, informative, and well structured.
The instructors were (for the most part) very friendly and extremely informative. They all had significant experience in the field and had real life examples on how to handle different scenarios. The instructors were all willing to give you demonstration after demonstration on different welds, and would watch you weld and tell you exactly what needs improvement. I recommend TWS to anybody with lots, little, or no welding background. If you are willing to put in the time and effort, don’t settle for a ‘C’ or ‘D’, and have a drive to become successful, you will not be disappointed.

I went to Tulsa Welding School Hvac program. Though this Program It allowed me to build the skills. So I can Better get ahead in my career choice. Soon After gradation I was able to easily get in to the North East Builders Association Apprenticeship program. The Skills I learned at TWS Built up my resume that I was able to land almost any job I wanted. This include the high-skill jobs such as industrial electrical technician. I was taught by some of the best teachers I knew. Which allowed me to focus on Allowing me to figure out which skill set I would be best at. Over-all the Program allowed me to take the steps needed for a future in a already changing world.