Suggestion: Go to a school with welding major or a factory with welding activities.

It costs money to go to school. If you choose the right school, you can learn what you want, improve your theoretical operation and grow faster (faster learning progress).

If you can't go to the factory at all, you can start as an apprentice, at least you can earn some money, and there will be more internship opportunities than schools, but it will also be harder. Growth is much slower and harder than school.

Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on how you choose, I hope it will help you! !

1: First, know what you need for your job; Before learning welding technology, I have to have an idea. If you want to enter any enterprise, you need to learn welding, carbon dioxide gas shielded welding or argon arc welding. I need to know which positions to learn, whether it is flat welding, flat welding or horizontal welding, vertical welding or overhead welding. After learning, it can be applied to work, and it is highly targeted. If you don't use it, you will still forget it.

2. Practice-oriented training: Welders should learn well, mainly in six words "study hard and practice hard", focusing on hard training, mastering the skills taught by coaches through hard training, and standardizing basic movements.

3. Practice should be concentrated and continuous: three days of fishing and two days of drying nets are not good for welders. Only by letting go of the eagerness to achieve success, step by step, can we really learn skills and really benefit for life.

4. Learn from a high-level teacher: What is a high level? You can go to schools with better equipment and teachers. This kind of school is stronger.

5. Before welding, we should seriously study the knowledge of welding theory, practice thinking while welding, and constantly sum up experience, so that the technology will progress.