We are here to support our Member’s career development through our exclusive membership benefits. Lecturers can become a Member through 2 routes; either as an organisation through an AWFTE Membership providing 3 AWeldI Memberships or as an individual lecturer becoming an AWeldI Member. |
Individual Lecturer Route Lecturers are encouraged to become Associate Members (AWeldI) of The Welding Institute, at the discounted rate of £85. To apply, contact: theweldinginstitute@twi.co.uk for a membership form. | AWFTE Route (Organisation) For organisations becoming an AWFTE Member provides your organisation with 3 AWeldI Memberships for lecturers. In addition to 3 AWeldI Memberships, the AWFTE is an opportunity to keep up to date with current national and international trends relevant to the welding sector. An organisation AWFTE Membership is £349.70. |
What is AWFTE? AWFTE is a membership association specifically for welder training and fabrication professionals in the education and training sector. The AWFTE enables management and staff of colleges and training establishments to keep abreast of current national, European and international trends and developments relevant to the sector. Why should I consider becoming a AWFTE Member? AWFTE members are informed about the latest information on national, European and international matters affecting their work. Members are given opportunities to participate in projects such as the development of the National Welder Training Standard and the preparation of occupational standards, enabling members to make a collective input to these activities and influence the outcome. |
Membership benefits:
80 years of TWI Ltd's technical knowledge | A chance to hear from industry and academic professionals | To help you find your dream job |
Membership association for welder training and fabrication professionals in the education and training sector | Connecting with industry experts at online or in-person events |
Here at The Welding Institute we aim to emphasise the importance of education and training in welding, joining and allied technologies, for both initial and continuing professional development. The Welding Institute is the leading engineering institution supporting welding and joining professionals. |
Professional Development (PD) is a learning process aimed at continuous improvement and growth. By joining Technical Group event webinars you are able to obtain Continuous Professional Development (CPD) points. CPD is a way to demonstrate your learning and growth to colleagues, employers and industry experts. |
What careers are there in welding, joining and allied technologies?
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