About the SolidWorks Core Skills Program

Did you know that if you are unemployed and looking to upgrade your skills, Employment Ontario will fund your SolidWorks training if you meet their eligibility requirements.  This program is also known as HRSDC (Human Resources and Social Development Canada).

The job market is a fierce and competitive arena where experience and skills are a distinct advantage over the competition. Learning how to design in 3D with SolidWorks software will give you the edge required to compete and win a placement in the top ranked businesses. If you have qualifications or experience as a Mechanical/Industrial Engineer or Technician, then this program is for you!

The program duration is 72 hours over 3 weeks.

SolidWorks Training you will receive

The SolidWorks Core Skills Program consists of three modules:

 

Table: SolidWorks Core Skills Program

	Training Module	Duration
1	SolidWorks Essentials	4 days
2	SolidWorks Assemblies	3 days
3	SolidWorks Part Modeling	2 days

 

Where can I take the Training Program?

We regularly run training sponsored by Employment Ontario at all our training facilities.  Javelin Technologies provides training programs in Oakville, London, Markham, Ottawa, Cambridge, and Windsor.

 

Learn with a leading learning institution

Javelin Technologies is the premier 3D CAD training and service provider for the design
and manufacturing industry in Ontario and Atlantic Canada. Javelin Technologies provides a complete training program for SolidWorks software with experienced instructors who are qualified SolidWorks Professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Name of training institutionA: Javelin Technologies Inc. Q: Address of School A: 700 Dorval Drive, Suite 700, Oakville, Ontario, L6K 3V3. Q: Are training manuals/material included? A: Yes, the program tuition includes training manuals for each module. Q: Is Javelin registered as a private vocational school? A: No, however we have an exemption certificate that we will provide to Human Resources and Social Development Canada Q: How many students per class? A: Maximum of 10, each student has their own workstation Q: Is the school approved to issue tax receipts (T2202A)? A: Yes Q: What is the school payment policy? A: Payment for the program is due on the first day of the program. Q: What is the school refund policy? A: Refunds will only be issued for modules/sessions that have not been completed. Q: Number of hours per week?A: This will depend on your eligibility for the program and the number of modules you will be attending.Q: Length of program.A: This will depend on your eligibility for the program and the number of modules you will be attending.Q: How are the marks calculated? A: Marks are not given. If you successfully complete the program you will receive a certificate. This is based on in class lab exercises/assignments. Q: Method of Instruction? A: In class, instructor led. Q: What do you receive upon completion of the program? A: You will receive an official SolidWorks training completion certificate.

Q: Are there any course prerequisites?

A: The pre-requisites for the SolidWorks Core Skills Program are Mechanical or Industrial design experience and experience with the Windows™ operating system.

Q: How are students evaluated during the program?

A: Students are assigned exercises after the instructor completes each lesson.  The instructor makes sure that students finish the assigned exercises.

Q: If requested, is assistance available for students needing additional learning support?

A: The instructor is always available to answer any questions the student might have during the program.

Q: What percentage of students successfully complete the SolidWorks Core Skills program?

A: All the students who have signed up for the SolidWorks Core Skills Program have been able to complete the program without a problem.

Q: Could you please provide a list of manufacturing / engineering companies that employ SolidWorks CAD system?

A: Unfortunately, we cannot disclose this information to the public.   Ways to find companies who are currently looking to hire individuals with SolidWorks expertise can be done via an online employment search engine.

SolidWorks Advanced Skills Program

An advanced program is also available from Javelin, where you can obtain SolidWorks skills for industry specific tasks.  We can plan out a learning path for you to learn the skills you require for a specific industry once the core program has been completed or if you have sufficient SolidWorks knowledge. Examples of the industry specific training modules available include:

• SolidWorks Sheet Metal Design
• SolidWorks Weldment Design
• SolidWorks Mold Design
• SolidWorks Simulation

 

Certified SolidWorks Professional

With training from Javelin Technologies Inc. you can earn the Certified SolidWorks Professional (CSWP) status.  Becoming a CSWP will give you the edge required to compete and win placement in the top ranked industry positions. Earning the CSWP status will allow hiring managers to discern the level of commitment to your career along with the knowledge that you, as a professional, have the proven abilities and experience they require to meet their goals.