STUDENT BENEFITS

Job Placement Assistance

Students who successfully complete course 101-Production Welding Specialist, 102-Structural Welding Specialist are eligible for placement assistance. Our dedication to the Illinois Welding School "Learn to Earn" training concept is continued through the employment process.

The entire Illinois Welding School staff is working toward preparing each student for a job in the welding industry. Illinois Welding School cannot and does not guarantee employment, but we do feel quality job placement is the standard by which a successful training program measures its performance.

Supplies

Illinois Welding School provides all books, materials and equipment required for programs 101 - Production Welding Specialist, 102 - Structural Welding Specialist. The student will be responsible for any additional personal welding equipment or replacement equipment needed during training.

Students taking course 201 Refresher Welding or 202 Basic Welding are required to furnish their own personal welding equipment. You may also be required to furnish any non-standard materials for these 2 courses. Please check with the school 1 week before you start to verify non-standard materials availability and charges.

Insurance

Illinois Welding School students are not covered by school health insurance or workers compensation plans. Students are responsible for their own health and accident treatment expense.

Housing

The school does not provide housing or meals. We will be pleased to help you find affordable accommodations in the greater Peoria area.

Library

The school library is available to students taking day classes from 3:15 to 4:30. Students taking evening classes may use the library from 2:30 to 3:30.