WHY TAKE THIS COURSE? ============================ Colleges, a great many of them, require SolidWorks courses for engineering majors. The program is difficult, so try to learn it before you get to college. That way you can focus on what's being taught rather than struggling to learn the program. The average engineer makes $100,000 - $150,000 per year! SolidWorks skills and certification will increase your potential for employment! The skills learned in this class will be invaluable to your career! COLLEGES THAT REQUIRE SOLIDWORKS: =============================== (partial list) - CSULB - UCLA - USC - SAC - CSUS - CSUF - SDSU IN THIS COURSE: ================= - Learn the fundamentals of the SolidWorks program - Learn how SolidWorks is used in Engineering Design - Design for 3D printing or CNC - Create several 3D models with SolidWorks - 3D print your designs - Help prepare you for the SolidWorks Certification Exam THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO: ====================== 9th - College grade students (younger ages considered on a case by case basis) Excellent for professionals and interested adults! COURSE OPTIONS: =================== Register for one of the following two choices: 1. Take this course for the purpose of learning SolidWorks. No credit or transcript. Price: $220 2. (Most Popular) Take this course and receive a WASC accredited certificate for a high school elective course that is accepted by colleges along with your high school transcripts and added to your weighted GPA. Price: $520 BENEFITS: ============= - Supercharge your college application - Small class size = enhanced experience - High school students may improve their GPA by taking this class. - Opportunities for professional development and improved job opportunities QUESTIONS? ============== Please submit your questions by email to: Education@PVNet.com Include the subject: "SolidWorks" PVNet contact/address info is displayed on our web page at http://www.pvnet.com Per PVNet terms and conditions, All selections and registrations are final and no changes may be made after registering. To learn more, go to: https://www.pvnet.com/policy