Students Get Help for Your Projects with MySolidWorks
You have a design project due in a few weeks. How do you explain your ideas to your instructor, classmates, and be successful? SOLIDWORKS can help. You heard about SOLIDWORKS for other students – but how do you start to learn on your own – if you have no time to take a SOLIDWORKS class.
The answer is MySolidWorks for Students! MySolidWorks helps you learn about SOLIDWORKS on your own, so your project will stand out. Students use SOLIDWORKS to design all sorts of projects such as: robots, vehicles, prosthetic devices, electro-mechanical assemblies, and art.
MySolidWorks for Students – provides access to over 320 product tutorial videos and the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) preparation course materials, helping students gain the skills they need to work faster and smarter with SOLIDWORKS. Also included are online storage services for sharing designs, and a worldwide network of manufacturers who can help bring designs to life.
We created four blog posts to help you navigate MySolidWorks and get the learning tutorials needed for quick results.
What is MySolidWorks and how do I use it?
How do I create a MySolidWorks Student Account?
I’m a new SOLIDWORKS Student How do I start?
How can my SOLIDWORKS prepare me for certification?
How do you get SOLIDWORKS software? Schools on subscription have free home use licenses for their students – so check with your school’s IT department or instructor. Students that are part of a regional, national or international competitive team such as VEX Robotics, Formula Student, Baja SAE, can apply for sponsorship here.
If you are graduating this year and are looking for a job, you will want to take the Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate (CSWA) exam. Your school can offer the CSWA exam for free to its students in a proctored setting. Your instructor or school’s testing administrator can apply to be a SOLIDWORKS Academic Provider. MySolidWorks contains tutorials to help you be successful and get certified.
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