Welding and Fabrication for beginners.
If you thinking about welding, have a project you want to build or want to repair something our welding and fabrication course gives beginners the help they need to start learning to weld.
Videos can show you how to weld, but they can't look at the weld you've just made and tell you what to improve.
Our videos can show you techniques and our technology can tell you how to improve
If you get stuck, ask questions and get guidance on your welding by uploading a photo of your weld to get feedback on what to work on next.
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What’s included:
Get access to a complete library of welding and fabrication training videos, with step-by-step lessons designed to build your skills and confidence.
Use our innovative AI Agent which has been trained to answer your questions, analyse your welding photos and help you with project advice so you get better improve.
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Our innovative digital assistant — provides you with personalised welding help
This introductory course goes beyond a traditional online learning.
Ask questions about welding techniques, machine settings or a project you're working on. If you want feedback on your progress, take a photo of your weld and upload it directly through the chat. This feature is powered by advance AI and our own learning model.
You can even review your welds and provide personalised immediate feedback to help you understand what’s working, what could be improved and what to try next to improve.
As your skills develop, you can keep coming back with new questions, new welds and new projects — giving you practical support whenever you need it.
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Watch 80+ step-by-step video tutorials, taking you from the foundations of welding and fabrication through to more advanced techniques, materials and practical projects.
The training is broken down into 16 easy-to-follow modules, covering:
Foundations of Welding & Fabrication — including MIG, TIG and MMA
Advanced TIG Welding — including aluminium TIG welding
Sheet Metal & Plasma Cutting
How to Build — step-by-step project videos that put your welding and fabrication skills into practice
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Put your welding and fabrication skills to use with 15 downloadable beginner friendly project plans designed to give you something practical to work towards.
Each plan helps you understand how a project comes together, with dimensions, cut lists, materials and build instructions to help you move from practising individual welds to actually making things with metal.
Build them as designed or use what you learn as a starting point for your own ideas.
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Learning a practical skill takes consistency. Each week, we'll give you a reason to get back into the workshop with useful guidance, challenges, project ideas and things to practise.
It’s a simple weekly email designed to keep you motivated, learning and moving your welding skills forward.
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The workshops we run in Plymouth aren't separate from our online programme — they help power it. Learning online gives you access to technology informed by the real questions people ask, the welding mistakes they made and the experiences of learners in our workshops.
Built from real people learning to weld
Learner welds are photographed and catalogued, helping us build a growing library of real welding examples and common mistakes.
This data is used to train our own AI model. Using computer vision — a form of artificial intelligence — it learns what to look for in the pixels of an image. It can then compare what it sees with known examples in its training data and recognise the characteristics and faults experienced welders look for.
We teach people to weld and see the real questions and common faults beginners experience.
Welds have visible characteristics — shape, consistency, bead size and common defects - Experienced welders learn to recognise these through years of training.
The questions, information and welding knowledge we've built as a welding education business are used to inform our AI model.
When you join our online course, you can access this knowledge through a simple, user-friendly chat bot. Ask questions, upload photos of your welds and get feedback — giving you support at home to help you practise, improve and keep learning.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Our introductory course is designed with complete beginners in mind. You can learn about the different welding processes — MIG, TIG and MMA — so you can decide which is right for you.
From there, you can learn the foundational skills step by step, practise at your own pace and progress onto more advanced techniques and projects as your confidence grows.
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Our innovative product helps assist you learning and combines AI technology with expert welding knowledge developed through teaching hundreds of beginner welders in person.
For weld image analysis, we use a computer vision model that has achieved an accuracy rate of 77% in our testing. Like any AI system, it won't get everything right, so its feedback should be used as guidance to help you understand your weld and what to practise next.
The quality of the image matters too. Clear, well-lit photographs where the weld is easy to see will help the Coach provide more useful feedback.
The technology will continue to develop as we improve the Coach and the way it analyses welds.
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You don't need a workshop full of expensive tools to start welding. At a minimum, you'll need a welder, suitable PPE, an angle grinder and some basic consumables.
If you're not sure what to buy, we've put together a recommended equipment list to help you choose suitable beginner-friendly equipment. We can also provide recommendations and access to discount codes on selected equipment.
One of the great things about learning to weld is that you can get started with a relatively small amount of equipment and add to your setup as your skills and projects develop.
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Absolutely — YouTube is a great place to learn about welding. The challenge comes when you start practising yourself. A video can show you how to weld, but it can't look at the weld you've just made and tell you what to improve.
The Academy gives you a clear learning path through 16 modules and 80+ videos, taking you from beginner fundamentals through to more advanced welding skills, without having to piece together fragmented information from different sources.
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Yes. Learning to weld takes practice, but you can absolutely develop your skills at home.
Our beginner-focused approach concentrates on the areas new welders typically struggle with. Follow the Academy syllabus, practise the techniques and start building our beginner projects to gradually develop your welding and fabrication skills.
And you don't have to figure everything out on your own. If you get stuck, ask the Welding Coach for guidance or upload a photo of your weld to get feedback on what to work on next.
The Weld Space has also received 100+ five-star reviews from people learning welding and fabrication with us.
The Weld Space knows how to teach beginners.
We’ve taught hundred of beginners to weld through our workshops and earned 100+ five star reviews.
Ready to start learning?
- Learn about MIG, TIG and MMA Welding
- Start welding to build your projects
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- Welding Support Whenever You Need It
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