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The need for skilled welders is huge right now, and it’s only going to continue to grow. New metal alloys are being created and used for a wide range of purposes every day. The industries that rely on welding are expanding rapidly across the globe, and the need for metals to be joined in skillful ways isn’t going anywhere in the near future. Welding is a versatile field that you can study in a number of different ways, from on-the-job training to education at a vocational or technical school. If you practice and develop your welding skills and work hard, you can more than likely make a career out of welding. And after you’ve been a welder for a while, you can very easily transition into a position as a welding supervisor, on-site supervisor, or inspector, just to name a handful of the possibilities.

But don’t think that you need to make a career out of welding in order to enjoy and appreciate the process. You can weld to fix things around your house, yard, or farm. You can weld to create things that you use in your personal or professional life. You can weld to create works of art or gifts for friends and family. Or you can weld just because it’s fun and rewarding (and there are few better reasons to weld than that).