On completion of Level C, you are ready to enter the work force to acquire experience in the field. This program is articulated in such a way that ticket requirements can be completed at any institution in British Columbia that offers instruction in Welding. Level C has classroom lectures for approximately one and one-half hours each day. Levels A and B are self-paced, which means that you use an instruction book and learn at your own pace with guidance from a teacher. Because of their modular format, levels A and B can be done on a part-time basis during the daytime.
Homework assignments are in the form of reading and studying.
The amount of homework required depends very much upon your reading and comprehension levels. If you have difficulty, you may need to spend some time each night reading the instruction book. To proceed to the next level, a minimum grade of 70 per cent is required in the theory portion. The practical portion is evaluated as either a pass or a fail. The welding instructors are highly trained.