MIG and TIG Welding - (NITA)

Difference between MIG and TIG Welding

About Course

The MIG and TIG Welding (NITA) course is a technical training program offered in Kenya to individuals seeking to acquire welding skills. The course focuses on developing practical welding skills in metal inert gas (MIG) and tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding techniques.

The program is offered by various institutions, including technical colleges, vocational training centers, and welding schools accredited by the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA). The duration of the program varies depending on the institution, but it typically takes several weeks to several months to complete.

The course covers various topics related to MIG and TIG welding, including welding safety, equipment setup, welding techniques, and welding of different metals such as steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. Participants also learn about welding symbols and blueprint reading.

To enroll in the course, candidates must have a minimum qualification of a primary school certificate. The program is suitable for individuals seeking to start a career in welding or those who wish to upgrade their welding skills.

The certificate enables the holder to work in various industries that require welding skills, such as the construction, manufacturing, and automotive industries

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Certification Body

National Industrial Training Authority(Apply Now!)

Certificate Awarded

Certificate in MIG and TIG Welding(Apply Now!)

Possible Careers you can pursue

Financing Options Available

The following are various financing options available for the program.

  • Self-Sponsorship
  • Government Funded Sponsorship program
  • State financed loans from the Higher Educations Loan board
  • Private scholarship programs
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Course Units

Average Course Fee

Course Application Process

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