Typically, there are no specific prerequisites for beginner-level SOLIDWORKS training courses. However, familiarity with basic computer skills and a willingness to learn are beneficial. Advanced courses may require some prior experience with SOLIDWORKS or related software.

The duration of SOLIDWORKS training courses varies depending on the specific course and its level. Courses can range from a few days for introductory courses to several weeks for more advanced or comprehensive programs.

We offer both in-person and virtual training options to accommodate different preferences and needs. In-person classes provide hands-on instruction in a classroom setting, while virtual classes allow participants to attend remotely from anywhere with an internet connection.

Yes, participants have access to course materials for reference even after completing the training. This ensures that you can continue to review and reinforce your learning as needed.

Some of our SOLIDWORKS training courses include certification exams, while others focus solely on practical skills development. Details regarding certification exams, if applicable, are provided with each course description.

While it’s not mandatory, we recommend bringing your own laptop to training sessions for a more personalized learning experience. However, we can provide access to computers if needed.