Online TIG Welding Course

Learn TIG Welding Skills:

You’ve brought a TIG Welder or decided it’s the right process for you. You're now ready to start TIG welding but unsure where to begin? Or maybe you're not getting the results your want?

joining our online TIG Welding Course is for beginners to want to start and improve there TIG Welding skills. This course will teach you the essential TIG Machine Setting, Skills, Accessories and about welding Aluminium. TIG Welding is a vast area but popular for detailed work.

We’ve created a comprehensive course with a clearly formatted structure. That includes; video lessons and demonstrations. Practical exercises, downloadable material and equipment lists that will guide you from Novice to confident TIG welder.

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TIG welding is one of the most rewarding welding processes to learn, but the machines and settings can often feel overwhelming for beginners.

This course takes the same expert instruction delivered in our in-person TIG welding classes and presents it in a structured online format, helping you understand the theory, master your machine settings, and develop practical TIG welding skills with confidence from anywhere.

This course covers welding Mild Steel and Aluminium with a TIG welder.

  • Learn how a TIG welding machine works and understand the terminology used to control its settings. Through clear explanations and demonstrations, you'll gain the confidence to set up and adjust your machine correctly.

    Topics covered include:

    • 2T and 4T operation

    • Upslope and downslope settings

    • Pulse TIG welding

    • AC settings for aluminium welding

    • Understanding amperage and machine controls

    • Practical machine setup techniques

  • Develop the core techniques needed for successful TIG welding, including torch handling, body positioning, and how to approach different types of metal joinery. Through practical demonstrations, you'll learn how to control the weld pool and produce clean, consistent welds with confidence.

    Topics covered include:

    • Producing strong and consistent tack welds

    • Completing a weld pass

    • TIG welding butt joints

    • TIG welding fillet joints

    • Torch angle and positioning

    • Coordinating filler rod and torch movement

  • Discover how to weld aluminium and understand the specialist machine settings used in AC TIG welding. Through clear explanations and practical demonstrations, you'll learn how to set up your machine, select the right equipment, and develop the techniques needed to weld aluminium with confidence.

    Topics covered include:

    • Understanding AC TIG controls and machine settings

    • AC balance and AC frequency

    • Using aluminium in fabrication projects

    • Torch technique and filler rod selection

    • Accessories and consumables for aluminium welding

    • Practical aluminium welding demonstrations

✓ 25+ Skills Demonstration Videos
✓ Lessons on Theory, Skills and Technique
✓ Learn about welding Mild Steel and Aluminium
✓ One payment of £27.00 for Lifetime Access to this course

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