WELDING SCHOOL NEAR LEAGUE CITY, TX

Our Houston, TX, welding school offers hands-on training with industry-standard welding technology in a supportive learning environment. Students train under expert instructors who build their knowledge from the ground up in topics that range from safety practices to welding applications.

Our welding training program helps students develop applicable skills, so they graduate ready to pursue entry-level welding careers. Plus, graduates earn diplomas as evidence of their dedication to the trade.

UTI teamed up with industry leader Lincoln Electric to create welding courses centered on career readiness and industry demand. Courses include:

Our grads are prepared to pursue entry-level roles.:

• Welders: unite two or more pieces by heat and/or pressure.
• Fabricators: assemble and weld metal parts to create a
  finished product according to blueprints.
• Fitters: manipulate metal parts according to specifications
  ` to fit and prepare them for welding.

As with any industry, over time technicians may be able to advance in their careers with experience and hard work.⁷⁷ Learn about advanced welding roles by visiting our welding careers page.

It’s important to note that the roles mentioned may not be available in the League City, TX, area. However, UTI’s experienced Career Advisors can help you search for nearby opportunities.

Tour our welding school for a unique opportunity to observe UTI’s learning environment, chat with instructors and ask more questions. Feeling up to it? Schedule a tour and then head our way (this route has tolls):

1. 1. Get on I-45 N in Webster. (2.1 miles)
a)Head west on E Main St toward State Hwy 3 N. (1.1 miles)
b)Turn right onto Gulf Fwy N. (0.3 miles)
c)Use the left lane to take the ramp onto I-45 N. (0.6 miles)


2. 2. Continue onto Sam Houston Tollway W. Take I-69/US-59 N and Hardy Toll Rd to E Richey Rd. Take the Richey Rd exit from Hardy Toll Rd. (34 miles)
a)Merge onto I-45 N. (5.4 miles)
b)Keep right at the fork to stay on I-45 N. (14.2 miles)
c)Use the right two lanes to take Exit 45 toward Cleveland/I-69/U.S. 59. (0.9 miles)
d)Keep left at the fork to continue toward I-69/US-59 N. (0.9 miles)
e)Keep right at the fork, and follow signs for U.S. 59 N/I-69 N/Cleveland and merge onto I-69/US-59 N. (4.7 miles)
f)Use the right three lanes to take Exit 134 to merge onto I-610 W. (1.3 miles)
g)Use the right two lanes to take Exit 19B for Hardy Toll Rd. (0.4 miles)
h)Continue onto Hardy Toll Rd. (12.9 miles)
i)Take the Richey Rd exit. (0.3 miles)


3. 3. Follow E Richey Rd and Imperial Valley Dr to Lockhaven Dr in Houston. (1.3 miles)
a)Turn left onto E Richey Rd. (0.7 miles)
b)Turn left onto Imperial Valley Dr. (0.5 miles)
c)Turn right onto Lockhaven Dr, and UTI Houston will be on the right (371 feet)



Fastest route may change depending on most recent traffic conditions.

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