Our list of welding schools in New York State offers a variety of options in welding education. Be sure to do your due diligence in researching any welding school that you intened on pursuing. Our site, Class One Welding has no affiliation with any of the schools, colleges or apprenticeships listed anywhere on this page. If you would like a welding school or educational center added to our New York list please contact us or leave a comment at the bottom of the page.

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List Of Welding Schools In New York

You may also want to look at neighboring states here in our welding school directory. Click on the names of the welding schools below to go to their website for more information about their welding program.

IMPORTANT NOTE: I have had a hard time finding what I would call a great or exceptional welding schools in New York. Many of the websites are outdated and I have not gotten much feedback from the schools I contacted. I would investigate any school you intend on spending money with thoroughly. You may find this article Tips For Choosing a Welding School helpful so you know what to look for and don’t get burned.

Other Welding Training In New York: Welding Apprenticeships

A welding apprenticeship can be a great way to earn while you learn! The ironworkers Union and the boilermakers Union both offer excellent apprenticeships to anyone that is wanting to learn new skills in the construction industry.

Apprenticeships can last anywhere from 4 to 5 years long and you will be paid from day one. Wages for apprentices can range from anywhere between $15 per hour to $24 per hour. After you complete your apprenticeship you’ll be a journeyman. Journeyman’s wages can range between about $26 per hour two $33 per hour depending on what geographical location you work out of.

During your apprenticeship you will learn many new skills including welding, rigging, pipefitting, crane signaling and a host of other interesting things that are industry specific. You can visit any of the websites listed below and you will find information about the ironworkers and boilermakers apprenticeship programs.

 

Ironworkers Union Apprenticeship

1750 New York Avenue NW Suite 400

Washington, D.C.

(202) 383-4800

 

Boilermakers Union Apprenticeship

753 State Avenue Suite 754

Kansas City, KS 66101

Phone: (913) 342-2100