Training Built Around How Your Shop Works
Instructor-led SOLIDWORKS training, tailored to your team’s skill level and your real workflow. Pick the format that fits how your team learns best.
Three Ways to Learn
Live, instructor-led training, online or in person. Every session is led by an engineer and built around your team and your shop, not generic, self-paced courseware.
Live Online Instructor Training
Live, instructor-led training delivered online. Flexible scheduling, no travel, and the same hands-on guidance as the classroom. Ideal for remote teams or follow-up sessions after rollout.
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Structured, hands-on group courses with a scheduled curriculum, from fundamentals through advanced topics. Cohort-based, learn-by-doing sessions at a set location.
Request Classroom TrainingTraining at Your Facility
We come to you. Instructor-led sessions at your shop, using your machines, your materials, and your actual workflow. Best for teams who learn in their own environment.
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What SOLIDWORKS training does Morphos 3D offer?
We offer training across the SOLIDWORKS portfolio, including core part and assembly modeling, drawings, SOLIDWORKS CAM, Simulation, and PDM. Sessions are led by engineers who use the tools in real manufacturing work, so the examples come from the shop floor rather than a textbook.
Is training in person or online?
Both. We deliver live online training as well as in-person sessions, including on-site at your facility in the Wisconsin and Illinois region. Many shops mix the two: remote for fundamentals, on-site for hands-on work tied to their own parts.
Can training be customized to our parts and workflow?
Yes. We tailor training to your actual parts, machines, and processes instead of running a generic syllabus. That means your team learns on the geometry and workflows they will use the next day, which is the fastest path to real adoption.
Do you train teams that are new to SOLIDWORKS CAM?
Yes. We regularly bring shops up to speed on SOLIDWORKS CAM from the ground up, covering setup, tooling strategies, and post-processor configuration for your specific machines so the toolpaths you generate run clean on your controllers.