Who We Are

Precision Welding Academy LLC (“PWA”) was founded by welders, professional educators, and business professionals to meet the needs of employers seeking top-quality, precision welders. So what is different about us?

• PWA is accredited by the Council on Occupational Education, and approved and regulated by the Texas Workforce Commission.

• PWA is an Educational Institution Member of the American Welding Society.

• We are not a large, corporate institution where our students get lost in the crowd. As one of our students, you will have a unique opportunity to learn from the best. Your success is our success.

• We strive for a 15:1 student to teacher ratio. This means you will receive more individual attention.

• Day school is 8 hours a day, 5 days a week—just like a full-time job. This allows you to develop welding skills faster than at most other schools. We also offer more flexible options with part-time afternoon & night shifts.

• Our instructors are skilled at teaching to your needs so no time is wasted.

• Upon successful completion of advanced welding programs, you may be eligible to take an AWS certification test to become a certified welder.

• PWA is dedicated to providing quality welders for the continued job growth across the United States. The U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics reports welding jobs are expected to grow to 427,300 by 2026.

MISSION STATEMENT, PHILOSOPHY AND OBJECTIVES

Precision Welding Academy LLC’s mission is to train and develop the world’s premiere welders and fabricators through precision training. Precision Welding Academy offers diploma programs designed to train students for welding careers. Relatively short, yet remarkably comprehensive, these welding programs are carefully planned to provide the best training possible. Precision Welding Academy LLC’s programs are organized to stress maximum proficiency in welding.

 To fulfill this mission, Precision Welding Academy LLC must:

 1.       Offer programs, complete in themselves, that shall prepare individuals to take their places in the welding field in the shortest possible time consistent with sound educational practice.

 2.       Provide, in addition to specialized skills, an understanding of the function and structure of organizations within the welding career area that will enable its graduates to advance to positions of greater responsibility.

 3.       Provide an educational environment in which students may develop attitudes and social ideals essential to personal fulfillment and service to society.

 4.       Maintain college‑level instruction and high standards of achievement so that its programs may serve as a foundation for further learning.

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