Welding II: Intermediate Welding Mondays
Welding II: Intermediate Welding and Fabrication Ages 11-17. Sept 21-Oct 19 (5 Mondays)
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Service Description
đ§ Welding II: Intermediate Welding and Fabrication Ages 12â17 Prerequisite: Welding I. Introduction to Welding and Fabrication Five Consecutive Mondays September 21 to October 19, 2026 10 AM to 1 PM Tuition: $499 per student Welding II is designed for students who have completed Welding I and are ready to advance their skills through more complex fabrication challenges. This intermediate program strengthens foundational techniques while introducing design concepts, applied mathematics, and precision layout skills that are essential for higherâlevel metalwork. Across five handsâon workshop sessions, students learn how to plan and execute multiâcomponent projects that require accuracy, measurement, and thoughtful sequencing. Instruction emphasizes clean fitâups, precise cutting, and improved weld quality. đ What Students Will Learn Design principles for smallâscale fabrication Applied mathematics for layout and measurement How to calculate angles and lengths for accurate fitâups Techniques for creating precise miter cuts Methods for constructing complex shapes, including fitting a welded circle inside a perfect square Improved heat control, cleaner welds, and more refined finishing techniques đ ď¸ Projects Students complete several intermediateâlevel projects throughout the course. Each project reinforces new skills and encourages creative problem-solving. All completed work goes home with the student at the end of the program. â Program Highlights Small class sizes for individualized instruction Daily handsâon welding and fabrication practice Emphasis on accuracy, planning, and craftsmanship Supportive and safetyâfocused workshop environment đĽ Safety Requirements Because we work with open flames and power tools, all students must wear nonâflammable clothing (no nylon or polyester) and closedâtoed shoes. Additional time for project fit and finish might be added during open studio hours (Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 6-9 PM) at no additional cost to participants. No prior experience is necessary!
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Cancellation Policy
These policies are a condensed version of our full Terms and Conditions, which can be found at: https://www.guildfl.com/policies All our programs, classes, workshops, courses, and camps are open to everyone; no membership required. Please review the published prerequisites before enrolling in intermediate and advanced offerings. Registration & Cancellations - All registrations are non-refundable. - Cancel âĽ7 days in advance: receive full credit for a future program. - Cancel <7 days: receive 50% credit for a future program. - One-time rescheduling allowed if requested at least 72 hours before the start of your scheduled class - Further reschedules or cancellations = no credit. - If booking includes multiple students, you must share info for each one. Late cancellations impact us financially; please notify us promptly. Please contact us by phone or email to request changes. Missed Classes No refunds or make-ups for missed classes unrelated to Guild or faculty issues. No Prorating Tuition is not adjusted for late starts or missed days. Program Changes & Cancellations - We reserve the right to substitute instructors, adjust, or cancel programs - Weather-related cancellations will be rescheduled based on availability. - If the Guild cancels a class, a full refund will be issued. - We notify participants of cancellations at least 48 hours in advance when the minimum participation isnât met. Safety & Liability The Guild, Urban Craft and Folk Art School, and Dark Angel Armory & Forge are not liable for injuries. By registering, you acknowledge and accept responsibility for the associated risk with the class content. Participants may be photographed for promotional use. Contact the Director before your program starts to address privacy requests. All students (or guardians) must sign a waiver upon arrival, which includes: - Liability Release - Photo/Video Consent (The form is also available online.) Youth Programs Guidelines No supervision before 9:30 AM. No curbside drop-off/pick-up. An adult must sign in/out. Parents are required to attend a 15-minute safety briefing on the first day. Morning sessions end at 1:00 PM, and afternoon sessions end at 4:30 PM. Supervised lunch breaks are provided for both AM and PM enrollments. Bring your lunch and snacks. Fridge & microwave available. A sign-in/out sheet is provided daily. Please include your best contact number. For alternate pick-up, please notify us in writing and list the information on the sign-in sheet.
Contact Details
205 NW 16th St, Pompano Beach, FL 33060, USA
+19549983473
Info@GuildFL.com