Kentucky Welding Institute provides Lifetime Job Placement Assistance for graduates, leveraging local, state, and national industry connections to help students secure welding careers. With certifications in Structural and Pipe Welding, Safety Training, and Testing, KWI ensures graduates are well-equipped for long-term employment opportunities.
Kentucky Welding Institute (KWI) offers a range of housing options to meet students' needs, including dormitories, apartments, and townhouses—all located near the campus in Flemingsburg, Kentucky.
Key Details:
Students are responsible for securing their housing. For more details, including property information and availability, visit KWI’s housing page.
Kentucky Welding Institute (KWI) offers federal student aid, scholarships, workforce grants, and veteran benefits to help students cover tuition costs.
Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at studentaid.gov to determine eligibility. Use KWI’s Federal School Code: 043101.
Students are encouraged to seek additional resources through their local bank or financial institution.
KWI is approved by the Kentucky State Approving Agency for Veterans Education (SAA) to accept VA Education Benefits (GI Bill®).
The cost for curriculum and certifications is not covered under VA benefits and must be paid by the student. For VA eligibility, visit benefits.va.gov/gibill
1. Certified Pipe Welder Program
2. Certified Structural Welder Program
3. Certified Fabricator Welder Program
What's Included in the Tuition:
• High school diploma/GED
• 17 Years of age or older