Advancing Digital 2D AutoCAD Training - Level 2
This Level 2 Award in 2D Computer Aided Design course is designed for those who want to learn the basics of 2D CAD software.
The online learning modules will provide you with the theoretical foundation for the course, while the face-to-face workshops will give you the opportunity to practice your skills and get feedback from your instructor.
Who should take this course:
Anyone who wants to learn 2D CAD software
Students who are interested in a career in engineering, architecture, or design
Professionals who want to improve their CAD skills
Anyone who wants to learn how to use CAD software for personal or business use
Course objectives:
To provide learners with the skills and knowledge to use 2D CAD software to create, modify, and edit drawings To develop learners' problem-solving and analytical skills To prepare learners for employment in engineering, architecture, or design. This Level 2 Award in 2D Computer Aided Design is perfect for those who want to learn the basics of 2D CAD software.
The course will cover the following topics:
Introduction to CAD software Creating and editing drawings
Dimensioning and annotating drawings
Plotting and printing drawings
Using blocks and layers
Working with hatch patterns
Managing files
The course will also cover the health and safety aspects of using CAD software. The course is delivered in a blended learning format, which includes a combination of online learning and face-to-face workshops. The online learning modules will provide you with the theoretical foundation for the course, while the face-to-face workshops will give you the opportunity to practice your skills and get feedback from your instructor.
About the course
Course costs: £400 per learner, but this course may be half funded or fully funded:
16–18 Year Olds: 100% fully funded regardless of income or prior qualifications
19–23 Year Olds: 100% fully funded if studying for their first full Level 2 qualification
Adults (19+): 100% fully funded if currently unemployed and receiving eligible benefits, or if earning below £26,800/year (gross annual income)
Other Adults (19+): Co-funded (typically requiring a 50% contribution) if they already hold a Level 2 or higher qualification and earn above £26,800/year
*Terms and conditions apply.