SolidWorks coaching involves personalized, one-on-one training sessions tailored to your specific needs and goals. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an intermediate user aiming to refine your skills, coaching provides you with expert guidance and hands-on practice to help you master SolidWorks.

Chris Buerckner is a Certified SolidWorks Expert with over a decade of experience teaching SolidWorks at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. Chris has helped countless students and professionals enhance their design skills and advance their careers. Chris works as a Product Design Engineer by day. Learn more

Coaching sessions are customized to meet your needs. Common topics include:

Basic to advanced SolidWorks functionality

3D modeling techniques

Surface and solid body modeling

Draft features and design for manufacturing

Multi-body parts and assemblies

Version and revision control

2D drawing creation

Exporting files for manufacturing or rendering in other software

To book a coaching session, use the booking section above and select your preferred date and time. You can choose from available slots and book sessions directly online.

Sessions are currently FREE. For a limited time as we launch the Fully Defined business, we are offering a 100% discount on sessions. To receive this discount we simply ask that we can use the recorded session for content and for a Testimonial following the session. If you are not satisfied with the training offered or we have not answered your problem - there is no cost or expectation at all.

FREE Coaching sessions are currently limited to 30 minutes, but if we can’t answer your problem in that time we may continue until it is done (at the discretion of Fully Defined).

You will need a computer with SolidWorks installed and a stable internet connection. A headset or headphones with a microphone is recommended for clear communication during online sessions. Ensure that your computer meets the system requirements for running SolidWorks efficiently. A webcam is optional.