Community college of Denver 

                                                    (Fabrication welding)

-Fabrication welding careers are in demand as they are needed in all sorts of trades — from construction to the energy field.

-Our program offers you the ability to earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in fabrication welding, which you can apply toward a bachelor’s degree at any public four-year college or university in Colorado. Or start with one of our four certificate programs and gain the knowledge you need to start your career today. With the economy on the rebound, there are many construction projects looking to hire new employees, with an average salary ranging from $13 to $40 per hour, depending on your experience. There are many industries and job possibilities for welders throughout the country and the state of Colorado.

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                                                                   Emily Griffith Technical college

                                                    (Mechanics on Automotives services)

-Our Automotive Service program prepares students to work in the automotive repair industry. Students are educated both in theory and hands-on applications covering all eight Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) topics. Our program is designed to develop job-ready, entry-level technicians who are prepared to enter the repair field. Emily Griffith Technical College follows ASE guidelines for each subject.

-Our program takes a hands-on approach to education. Students have the opportunity to work on school vehicles, taking them apart and putting them back together as they would in a repair facility. Teams are limited to approximately 3 or 4 students to ensure everyone gets to participate. 

-After completing the program, students have the opportunity to earn 8 individual certificates—one for each ASE subject:

• Electrical/Electronics

• Brakes

• Steering and Suspension

• Engine Repair

• Automatic Transmissions

• Manual Transmissions and Axles

• Heating and Air Conditioning

• Engine Performance

-Students also have the opportunity to earn an Automotive Technology Certificate which verifies that they have completed and passed all eight of the ASE Topics.

 

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