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Civil & Mechanical Engineering

CATIA

Surface and solid modelling for automotive and aerospace workflows.

The package automotive and aerospace suppliers specify. You cover part design and assembly, then move into the surfacing tools that make CATIA worth learning separately.

CATIA training at TechCadd
Certificate on completion
Category
Civil & Mechanical Engineering
Level
Intermediate
Duration
2 Months
Mode
Online / Offline
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Watch Course Introduction

How the CATIA track is run, module by module.

A short walkthrough of the syllabus, the projects you will build and how the batches are run — worth five minutes before you enrol.

Audience

Who can do this course?

The programme is built to work for people arriving from very different starting points.

  • Beginners

    No prior experience needed — the first modules start from fundamentals.

  • College students

    Fits alongside a degree, with weekend and evening batches covering the same syllabus.

  • Freshers

    Build the portfolio and interview practice that a first role actually asks for.

  • Working professionals

    Weekend batches and 1-on-1 mentoring for people training without taking leave.

  • Freelancers

    Skills you can bill for, plus the delivery habits clients expect.

Why this program

Why choose this program?

Six things that separate a programme you finish from one you benefit from.

  • 01

    Industry-oriented curriculum

    Built backwards from live job descriptions and rewritten as the stack moves.

  • 02

    Hands-on from day one

    You spend more time building than watching. Every concept lands in working code.

  • 03

    Mentor guidance

    Small batches, direct access to your trainer, and reviews on the work you produce.

  • 04

    Real-world tools

    The same editors, version control and deployment tooling teams use in production.

  • 05

    Interview preparation

    Mock rounds, portfolio review and the questions this particular role gets asked.

  • 06

    Career-focused outcome

    The programme ends with work you can show and a plan for the roles you are targeting.

Curriculum

Course modules

4 modules, 36 sessions — sequenced so each one builds on what you just shipped.

  • 4 Modules
  • 2 Months
  • Intermediate
  • Certificate Included
  1. Intermediate
  2. 4 Modules
  3. Projects
  4. Certification
  1. What this module covers

    • Sketcher
    • Pads & pockets
    • Dress-up features
    • Transformations
    12 sessions
Outcomes

What you will learn

Concrete capabilities, not topics covered. Each one is demonstrated in work you keep.

  • Model parts in the Part Design workbench
  • Constrain and analyse assemblies
  • Build and evaluate surfaces
  • Check continuity across joined surfaces
  • Generate drawings to standard
Toolchain

Tools & technologies you'll learn

The same tooling the teams hiring for this role use every day.

  • CATIA V5
  • Part Design
  • Assembly Design
  • Generative Shape Design
  • Drafting
After the course

Career outcomes

After completing CATIA, these are the directions students most often take. Outcomes depend on your own work and the market — we do not promise placements or salaries.

Job roles to target

  • Design Engineer
  • Surfacing Engineer
  • CAD Engineer
  • Automotive Design Assistant

Where the work is

  • Design and drafting teams
  • Manufacturing and production units
  • Freelance drafting work
  • Campus placements

Where to go next

  • Advanced CAD modules
  • Simulation & analysis
  • CNC programming
  • Product design

Industry applications

  • Manufacturing
  • Automotive
  • Construction & infrastructure
  • Tool rooms
Practice

Hands-on projects

Every module ends in built work. These are the pieces you finish the programme holding.

  • Automotive panel surface

    Automotive panel surface

    Advanced

    A styled panel built from wireframe and surfaces, checked for continuity.

    • CATIA

    Skills practised: Surfacing, Continuity, Wireframe

  • Component assembly

    Component assembly

    Intermediate

    A constrained assembly with clash analysis and drawings.

    • CATIA

    Skills practised: Constraints, Clash, Drafting

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Teaching

Why learn with us?

Every trainer here still ships production code. That is the whole basis of the teaching: answers come from current practice rather than from a slide deck written three years ago.

  • Practitioners, not presenters

    Sessions are run by engineers working on live systems, so the examples come from real codebases.

  • Project-based from week one

    You build as you learn. Each module ends in something that runs, not in a quiz.

  • Personalised guidance

    Small batches mean your mentor knows what you are stuck on and what you are aiming at.

  • Doubt support that continues

    Doubt sessions and mentor hours carry on after the certificate is printed.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

The questions counsellors are asked most about CATIA.

  • Yes. CATIA starts from the interface and the fundamentals, so no prior software experience is assumed.

Course enquiry

Ask About CATIA

Send your question and a counsellor will call you back. No obligation to enrol.

  • Live Project Training
  • Internship Certificate
  • Placement Assistance
  • Industry Mentors
  • Interview Preparation
  • Online + Offline Mode

2 Months · Online / Offline

  • 100% Free Counselling
  • No Spam Calls
  • Career Guidance Included

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