Technical drawing and GD&T, rules and best practices with application in

The program

60-hour training program, in groups of up to 15 people , with modern and practical applications in technical drawing, geometric tolerances (GD&T) and best industrial design practices, with application in the powerful 3D CAD software SOLIDWORKS.

The educational content combines theory and practical training, focusing on:

-In technical design rules and standards

-In the construction and evaluation of production plans through SOLIDWORKS

-Applying GD&T to real industrial cases

As part of the program, all trainees are provided with:

✅ SOLIDWORKS 2025 Educational Licenses
✅ Voucher for obtaining the CSWA (Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate), CSWP (Certified SOLIDWORKS Professional) and CSWP – Drawing Tools certifications, significantly enhancing the professional profile of participants.

The program offers a comprehensive educational experience, preparing trainees to meet the demands of modern mechanical design and production documentation.

The program leads to a Training Certificate

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Who is the program aimed at?

The program is mainly aimed at:

Mechanical Engineers & Executives in the Mechanical Sector:

Graduated Mechanical Engineers, Engineering Technologists, and graduates of relevant schools.

Professionals in the field of mechanical design, production or technical support, who wish to improve their knowledge in modern design and documentation methods.

- New entrants to the job market:

Graduates of technical schools or universities who want to acquire practical skills and certifications that enhance the possibility of finding employment in technical or industrial positions.

- Technical and Industrial Personnel:

Executives from industries or technical companies involved in production, quality control, product development, and technical documentation.

SOLIDWORKS users or other CAD software users who want to delve deeper into design best practices, the correct use of GD&T, and preparation for international certifications.

- Professionals in need of reskilling/upskilling:

Anyone already working in the design field but is not familiar with modern standards (ISO, ASME) and CAD/CAM tools.

Professionals who aim for professional development, a role change, or a move to more specialized positions in the field of mechanical engineering and design.

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