Diploma in Advance Welding & Joining Technologies
The Diploma in Advance Welding & Joining Technologies offered by OXQUAL develops advanced technical competence in multi-process welding, metallurgy, specialised joining methods, welding inspection, fabrication planning, automation and equipment troubleshooting.
About this qualification
The Diploma in Advance Welding & Joining Technologies offered by OXQUAL develops advanced technical competence in multi-process welding, metallurgy, specialised joining methods, welding inspection, fabrication planning, automation and equipment troubleshooting.
Career-focused
Develop relevant skills and knowledge that can support your next professional step.
What you'll cover
Key topics covered in this OXQUAL programme include:
- Advanced Welding Technologies
- Advanced Joining Methods
- Welding Safety and Hazard Control
- Advanced Welding Metallurgy
- Heat Treatment Awareness
- Alloy Behaviour
- Advanced SMAW Applications
- Vertical and Overhead Welding
- Advanced GMAW Applications
- Pulse and Spray Transfer Awareness
- Advanced GTAW Applications
- Precision Welding
- Advanced FCAW Applications
- Wire-Feed Optimisation
- Welding Defect Analysis
- NDT Awareness
- Ultrasonic Testing Awareness
- Radiographic Testing Awareness
- Fabrication Drawings
- Welding Symbols
- Fabrication Planning
- Robotic Welding Awareness
- Automation
- Equipment Troubleshooting
Who it's designed for
This OXQUAL programme is suitable for:
- Welding Technicians
- Welding Supervisors
- QA/QC Inspectors
- Fabrication Personnel
- Mechanical and Manufacturing Professionals
What you'll gain
Successful completion of this OXQUAL programme can help learners to:
- Develop advanced welding competence.
- Strengthen metallurgy and material knowledge.
- Improve complex welding-process control.
- Develop welding-inspection awareness.
- Strengthen fabrication-planning skills.
- Improve automation and troubleshooting knowledge.
How this qualification is assessed
The assessment pattern for this OXQUAL programme is outlined below.
- Assessment Type: Written examination, advanced welding project and viva.
- Format: Multiple-choice questions, applied case studies, hands-on welding project and oral defence.
- Total Questions: 100 theory questions plus 1 practical project and 1 viva.
- Passing Score: 70%.
- Duration: 6–9 months (400–500 hours total).
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