Welding Technologies, Ministry of Labor Supervised
Official program name: Welding Technologies. Students choose the welding process and the certification they need. Course duration is 139 academic hours. The program is supervised by the Ministry of Labor; in addition to an international welder certification, graduates receive a Ministry of Labor completion certificate. The number of sessions varies by format (morning, evening or Fridays), but total hours and the overall outline stay the same.
The TIG argon welding course (TIG / GTAW) at The Center for Welding Studies is a professional pathway for welders who want to master the highest level of precision welding. TIG welding with argon gas enables clean, controlled, high-quality welds, especially on stainless steel, aluminium, and thin carbon steel. Classes are held in small groups with Ministry of Labour, approved instructors and certified welding inspectors.
What Is TIG Argon Welding?
TIG welding (Tungsten Inert Gas), also known as GTAW, is an electric arc welding process using a tungsten electrode and an inert shielding gas, typically argon. The method produces precise, slag-free welds with full control over the weld pool.
TIG welding is widely used in food processing, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, metal fabrication, commercial kitchens, medical equipment manufacturing, specialised piping systems, and stainless steel design work. There is strong demand in Israel and internationally for skilled TIG welders.
Who Is This Course For?
This course suits welders with basic experience in stick (SMAW) or MIG welding who want to specialise in high-quality, precision welding. It is also ideal for those with a technical background in metalwork, fabrication, and maintenance.
It is also suitable for anyone looking to work in industries that require clean, aesthetic welds, industrial kitchens, medical equipment, stainless steel structures, HVAC systems, and more.
Why Learn TIG Welding With Us?
The Center for Welding Studies is Israel's leading welding school network, with over 40 years of experience and more than 98% success on certification exams. Training takes place in fully equipped workshops in Tel Aviv and Beer Sheva.
We combine intensive hands-on practice, personal guidance in small groups, and full preparation for the international welder certification exam. Our team includes Ministry of Labour, approved instructors and professional welding inspectors.
Career Opportunities After the Course
TIG course graduates work in metal fabrication, construction, industry, maintenance, equipment manufacturing, restaurants and commercial kitchens, HVAC companies, and more. Stainless steel and aluminium welding is a sought-after skill with relatively high earning potential.
International welder certification opens doors to large-scale projects and compliance with international standards in Israel, the UK, the US, and beyond.
What Will You Learn?
- TIG / GTAW welding principles and workshop safety
- Equipment overview: power source, AC/DC polarity, tungsten electrode selection
- Carbon steel welding using the TIG technique
- Stainless steel welding (Stainless Steel 304/316)
- Aluminium and light alloy welding
- Manual filler rod techniques and filler material selection
- Distortion control, surface preparation, and weld quality
- Preparation for the international welder certification exam
Course Duration
The course duration is 139 academic hours.
Certification & Diploma
International welder certification in TIG argon welding, to AWS D17.1.
Training Locations
The course is held at The Center for Welding Studies schools: Tel Aviv (110 Har Zion Blvd) and Beer Sheva (Ofir Park, Pavilion 50).
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need prior experience for the TIG welding course?
Basic experience in stick or MIG welding is recommended. We will tailor a pathway to your level, contact us for a consultation.
What certification do I receive upon completion?
International welder certification in TIG argon welding, to AWS D17.1.
Which materials are covered in the TIG course?
The course covers TIG welding on carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminium, the most in-demand materials in the market.
Is there a subsidy for the course?
Course subsidies depend on meeting eligibility criteria. It is worth checking with our course coordinator, who will be glad to guide you through the process.
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