A structured, eight-stage welding and fabrication training programme — from workshop safety to certification.
Start RegistrationPPE issuance, workshop rules, tool familiarisation.
Measuring, cutting, filing, drilling fundamentals.
Arc striking, bead runs, joint types, positions.
Tungsten selection, filler control, thin-material welding.
Layout, fit-up, cutting, structural assembly.
Root/hot/fill/cap passes to X-ray-quality standard.
Real fabrication jobs under instructor supervision.
Practical + theory assessment, certificate issuance.
Every apprentice must find a real need in society and design and implement a practical project addressing it. Your topic is supervised by an EMALEE supervisor, and your marks are based on the project's worth and your defense of it — this must be completed before your training section closes.
Apprentices attend a conference every year, scheduled across the nation. EMALEE subsidises part of the fee; you're responsible for the remaining, subsidised portion.
Before your training year elapses, you'll go on a site visitation — an excursion to another steel and metal works operation — to broaden your experience beyond EMALEE's own workshop.
Full terms — including discipline, certification, confidentiality, termination and dispute resolution — are set out in the apprenticeship terms & safety page and in the signed apprenticeship agreement completed during registration.
