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HANG
YOUR DREAMS ON A STAR
The consistent factor behind becoming
a star… whether it is in sports or music, on stage or on the
field… is practice, practice, practice.
No one has ever been “born” a star.
There is such a thing as natural ability.
But if that ability isn’t “practiced” or
“developed”, it lies stagnant.
The same may be said for becoming a “star” welder.
No one is ever a “perfect” welder, but with practice,
practice, and more practice, one can become an excellent welder.
The Hobart Institute of Welding
Technology stands out as a “star” among training centers
because it provides students the opportunity to practice,
practice, practice. Six
hours each day at HIWT is dedicated to supervised actual arc
time. This totals
over 1000 hours of actual arc time for the Combination
Structural and Pipe Welding Program.
The Structural
Welding Program at the Hobart Institute offers over 600
hours of actual arc time. This
is why the HIWT graduates are more skillful and valuable to
companies than a student directly from a high school or
vocational school.
No matter how experienced the high
school or vocational school instructor is, they are limited by
the amount of time they have to spend with each student.
The students are in welding classes for just two or three
hours and need to divide their time between welding and other
general courses. At HIWT, welding is the only thing the students take and are
focusing their entire time on that single subject. Even students in the two-year and four-year colleges that are
enrolled in a major in welding technology must also divide their
time among other courses.
The “stars” in welding also have
the greatest earning potential.
Welders in the top 10 percent earned over $20.74 per hour
in year 2000, according to the U.S.
Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Graduates from the HIWT Combination Structural and Pipe
Welding Program are far more likely to have a greater
potential to move into the top 10 percent of the indicated pay
scale than those without post-high school graduate training.
If you want to become that
“star” in your chosen field of welding and work as a
hands-on welder, you need to practice, practice, practice.
You need to attend the best school in the nation for that
opportunity! It is
your life. Hang
your dreams on a “star” facility with a galaxy of top
instructors and become “star” candidate for the top paying
jobs in the nation. Weigh all your options and then choose Hobart Institute!
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