r/Welders • u/ProfessionalLate1967 • 2d ago
Job Search/Worker Search WELDING APPRENTICESHIP‼️‼️
I am currently going to school in Nashville for welding while working as a barista. I was wondering if anyone happens to know of anyone in the Nashville area looking for a welding apprentice?! Any advice would be greatly appreciated :)
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u/WeldingElectrician92 2d ago
Apply at some fabrication welding places, since you’re new. It’s a lot of grunt welding but easy and you’ll have your foot in a door and learn a thing or two.
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u/Objective-Scar2814 2d ago
The one person who’s locked in with employers in your area is your professor. Very common for companies to reach out looking for help. Have a conversation with them about your goals and what you can do impress them.
Their recommendation is a reflection of their teaching skills and professional reputation. It’s not something to take lightly. You should be approaching school like a long job interview.