Welding & Metal Fabrication
Explore the craft behind durable metalwork, from a clean first bead to a carefully measured fabrication.
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Find your direction through hands-on learning,
thoughtful guidance and work that means something.


Welcome To Foundry
Some ideas make more sense when you can put your hands on them.
Foundry brings practical subjects into focus through demonstrations, guided practice and time to ask why. We believe a useful education should help you understand both the work and the decisions behind it.
Start with the fundamentals. Make room for careful practice. Keep the next step clear.
Programs & Pathways
Explore the craft behind durable metalwork, from a clean first bead to a carefully measured fabrication.
Explore The PathwayDevelop a grounded understanding of electrical principles, diagrams and careful troubleshooting in a learning environment.
Explore The PathwayExplore how heating, cooling and airflow work together, with a practical introduction to equipment and diagnostic thinking.
Explore The PathwayA Practical Way Forward
Start with the systems, materials and everyday problems that catch your attention.
Review entry requirements, learning format, schedule and complete costs.
Take time to understand the pathway and decide whether the fit is right for you.

Learning Is A Process
Good questions and repeated practice belong together. Explore the support, habits and conversations that can help you keep moving.
Discover Student SupportThe Foundry Journal
Short, practical notes for exploring a new direction.

Career Exploration
A useful first step is noticing the kind of problems you enjoy solving.
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Learning Habits
Preparation is not about knowing everything. It is about arriving ready to listen, ask and learn.
Read The NoteYou can begin the conversation without prior experience. Admissions will discuss the starting level, prerequisites and available learning options before you decide.
Licensing and qualification requirements depend on the work, employer and location. Ask for written program and credential details rather than assuming that course completion provides a license.
Review the current schedule, full tuition and tool costs, protective equipment requirements and how practical skills are assessed.
Before You Begin
Choosing education is a meaningful decision. Ask about the curriculum, total costs, schedule and any credential requirements before you commit.
Your Next Chapter
Tell us what interests you. We’ll help you identify the questions, practical details and next steps worth exploring.