Education
Illinois Valley Community College Announces Spring 2026 Welding Classes
Illinois Valley Community College (IVCC) will host a registration session for its Spring 2026 welding courses on December 2, 2025. The event is scheduled to take place from 15:00 to 17:00 in room CTC 123. Prospective students are required to attend this session in order to register. Those unable to participate in person can still reach out to the college for assistance.
The welding program at IVCC is designed for individuals at all skill levels, with no prior experience necessary. Instructors focus on tailoring their teaching methods to accommodate each student’s unique abilities. Classes are kept small to ensure personalized instruction, and students have access to advanced equipment in a spacious fabrication lab.
Flexible Learning Options Available
Recognizing the diverse commitments of its students, IVCC offers flexible schedules to support a variety of lifestyles. This approach allows individuals to pursue their education without having to sacrifice work or personal obligations.
To register or for more information, interested individuals can contact Patricia Glade at 815-224-0233 or via email at [email protected]. For additional details about the program, prospective students can also reach Theresa Molln, the program coordinator, at 815-224-0630. More information is also available on the IVCC website at www.ivcc.edu/welding.
This initiative reflects IVCC’s commitment to providing accessible and adaptable vocational training, equipping students with essential skills for the workforce.
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