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小猪视频官网College to Host Welding, Industrial Technology Workshop for High School Students

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小猪视频官网College to Host Welding, Industrial Technology Workshop for High School Students
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小猪视频官网College to Host Welding, Industrial Technology Workshop for High School Students

The workshop will be held at the T building on the 小猪视频官网College campus on Friday, November 22

小猪视频官网College Career and Technical Education will host a FREE workshop for area high school students featuring its Welding and Industrial Technology programs in November.

The workshop will be held at the T building on the 小猪视频官网College campus on Friday, November 22, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Students will participate in hands-on career exploration focusing on welding and industrial technology skills. A strong emphasis will be placed on safety protocols in these careers. The workshop will include:

  • Learning MIG and stick welding
  • Creating a project from conception to completion using SOLIDWORKS and 3-D printing

Participants will also receive lunch, a t-shirt, and a 小猪视频官网swag bag. Seating is limited. Students can sign up to attend this event at parkland.edu/careerexploration.

NOTE: A photo release and a safety release are required for each student participant which can be found at parkland.edu/workshopwaiver.

For questions, contact pce@parkland.edu.

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