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STICK (SMAW) Welding
Courses
This introductory course will guide students through the fundamental theory and safety aspects of STICK Welding.

This introductory course will guide students through the fundamental theory and safety aspects of STICK Welding.
Course Objective
This STICK welding training certification program is designed to introduce skilled tradespersons, technicians, supervisors, production personnel, and others in the industry to proper techniques and theoretical knowledge using the STICK (SMAW) welding process. By the end of this course, trainees will demonstrate new or improved skills using the STICK welding process in various positions and joint configurations, and safely operate Oxy-Fuel and Plasma cutting equipment on various alloys.
Course Contents
- SMAW (STICK) Theory Fundamentals
- Welding Machine Fundamentals
- Safety Practices and Equipment Handling
- Electrode Selection and Preparation
- Welding Techniques: Flat, Horizontal, Vertical, and Overhead
- Fillet and Groove Welds
- Welding Positions and Procedures
- Welding Defects and Quality Control
- Practical Hands-On Training
- Blueprint Reading and Welding Symbols
- Advanced SMAW Applications
Evaluation Methods
A theory and practical welding test is given, in which 70% is required to pass. Top Weld certificate awarded to successful trainees.
Course Duration
Our courses consist of 20 to 39 hours of training.
How To Apply
Employment Opportunities
Skilled welders in Canada are in high demand across various industries due to the essential role welding plays in construction, manufacturing, and maintenance. Here are some key areas and industries that seek skilled welders. Additionally a pool of 100+ employers are seeking certified welders all over GTA and Canada.
Post Certification Support
At Top Weld Training Institute, we support our students beyond the classroom by providing mock interview sessions, resume-building assistance, and effective communication techniques. Our career services team leverages our extensive network and membership in the Canadian Welding Association (CWB) to connect students with the right employers, ensuring they secure rewarding positions in the welding industry.
- Resume building
- Preparation for the interviews
- Connecting with right employers
Batch Timings
- Morning – 8 am till 12 pm
- Afternoon – 8 am till 12 pm
- Afternoon – 8 am till 12 pm
- Night – 8 am till 12 pm
This schedule can be customized as per your requirement. Kindly call to discuss your preffered timings. All inquiries will be treated on a first come, first served basis.