Hands-On 3D Printing & CAD Training with Modular Flexibility and Early Impact










2 to 5 Days
At your site or ours
Free 3D Printer
Beginners to Professionals
Imagine mastering cutting-edge 3D printing and CAD skills while getting hands-on experience with the latest technology - and then taking home your own 3D printer. This flexible, modular training programme is designed for businesses, educators, and individuals looking to upskill and fast!
Gain real-world skills in 3D printing and CAD with our modular training programme designed for businesses, educators, and individuals. Choose from 2 to 5-day courses.
Tailor your learning experience with modular training options in 3D printing, CAD, and Industry 4.0. Whether you need a 2-day refresher or an in-depth 5-day programme, our accredited training adapts to your needs.
Our hands-on 3D printing course equips you with the skills to design, create, and innovate—plus, every learner gets a free 3D printer to continue experimenting beyond the course.
This proven Level 3 programme delivers practical skills in 3D printing, 3D CAD, and digital manufacturing.
2-5 days subject to sponsorship level with lasting impact thereafter
Training can be delivered on a 3D 360 site or at your business location.
Can be run any time throughout the year
Employers, businesses and education
We cater for complete beginners to seasoned professionals
Upon completion of the course, you will receive a course completion certificate
What is 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing? Industry applications for 3D Printing Build a fully functioning 3D Printer 3D Printer Key Components
What slicers are and how they work / 3D Model slicing Where to get stl files, Hands on experience of using Cura slicer software, slicing upgrades / model files, 3D print upgrades. Troubleshooting and Maintenance.
The fundamental commands and first principles that all 3D CAD systems follow. 3D CAD used in engineering. What are the key tools and commands. 3D modelling in Fusion 360. How to design for 3D printed components
Surfacing. Sheet metal. Produce a 3D part using surfacing. Z Brush free form CAD modelling. Reverse engineering exercises. Assembling parts in 3D space
What is Industry 4.0 and the history behind it? Digital Manufacturing basics Digital twinning and the factory of the future
Compares the 7 Additive Manufacturing processes on their technology, output and applications. Outlines the reasons why we would choose one particular technology over another.

I’ve been on lots of training courses over the last 35 years and I can honestly say this has been one of the most enjoyable. Read more “Waterside Training”

An engaging course providing a strong grounding in Additive Manufacturing through presentations, case studies, discussions, and hands-on learning. Read more “Cavendish Nuclear”

The course equipped Callum with AM knowledge and practical skills, enabling him to train others and support R&D and production Read more “3M – Scott Safety”

A perfect mix of theory and practical training—3D printing on day one and immediately applying skills to work projects Read more “Heroux Devtek”

The professional, enthusiastic delivery exceeded expectations, inspiring delegates and boosting future company skills in 3D printing technology. Read more “Nuvia”

The training was extremely helpful, allowing individuals to work at their own pace while gaining skills and confidence in 3D printing. Read more “Loreto College”

“The infectious and knowledgeable enthusiasm of 3D 360 has been FANTASTIC, giving us the confidence to invest in the appropriate 3D systems to meet our operational aspirations. Read more “Peachy Keen”

The course was superb—covering additive manufacturing principles while allowing me to build, maintain, and keep my own 3D printer. Read more “James Fisher Nuclear”
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