The Industrial School’s curriculum consists of a graduated series of courses of increasing complexity that cover subjects such as: Primary and Secondary Steelmaking, Continuous Casting, Hot Rolling, Finishing, Heat Treatments, Non Destructive Testing, Electric Resistance Welding, Health Safety and Environment, Industrial Management, Maintenance, Physical Metallurgy and Product Development.   

Training is delivered through a variety of e-learning modules and classroom activities at global events, where employees from multiple mills are brought together.

Introductory courses are directed toward employees who have successfully completed the two-year Global Trainee Program. The School’s curriculum is divided into three academic levels of increasing complexity. The actual courses the student takes depends upon his or her job responsibilities and career development plan. Upon completing all requirements for each level, the student receives a certificate.