DIPLOMA
Internationally recognized diploma in all member countries of IIW and EWF for "International Welding Inspector"
ESSENCE OF THE COURSES
The training is divided into two main modules: Technological (TM) and Inspection (IM). The courses are standard, according to the requirements of the International Training Program IAB 041r3-08 (IAB is the joint training body of IIW and EWF). The final exam is organized by the BWQC, which has the authority to issue an internationally recognized diploma valid in all IIW and EWF member countries upon successful completion. The training and qualification of the candidates cover the following three categories:
- Higher Category IWI-C – totaling 219 training hours;
- Standard Category IWI-S – totaling 157 training hours;
- Basic Category IWI-B – totaling 105 training hours;
COURSE FORMAT
- Modular (technological module and inspection module);
- The courses are planned with partial detachment from the trainees' production duties, with a weekly workload of 20-25 training hours, scheduled from Thursday to Saturday;
- The schedule of the training sessions is announced in advance, and once the course is formed, it is finalized and agreed upon with the instructors and trainees.
BENEFITS AND ADVANTAGES OF TRAINING AT NEKSAS ACADEMY
- Highest level of professional competence in the field of welding;
- The IWI-C, S, or B diploma opens new opportunities for a prestigious and well-paid career in the industrial sector;
- Expansion of technical knowledge in a modern training facility that meets the high standards of IIW/EWF;
- A new approach to interactive classroom training, complemented by opportunities for direct observation in a real production environment;
- Training groups of 12 to 15 people ensure individual attention for each trainee.
CONDITIONS FOR ACCESS TO THE COURSES
- For category IWI-C: Diploma of higher engineering education in the field of mechanical engineering;
- For category IWI-S: Diploma of secondary vocational education in the field of mechanical engineering and a certificate of 2 years of work experience in this field;
- For category IWI-B: Diploma of secondary education and professional experience in the field of metalworking.
ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR CANDIDATES
Holders of IIW/EWF diplomas can directly join the Inspection module:
- For category IWI-C – it is required to hold an IWE, IWT / EWE, EWT diploma;
- For category IWI-S – it is required to hold an IWS / EWS diploma;
- Skipping the training for the Technological module – requires permission from BWQC / NEKSAS ACADEMY, which must be agreed upon in writing, considering the potential risks for the candidate.