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The videos are structured very well to incrementally show the features in Solidworks in a clear fashion. Skill set is built up incrementally showing the various aspects of the program, culminating in a project that integrates the use of these featueres. This course is a great way to rapidly acquire experience with Solidworks.

Just like to say how impressed I am with the product and overall experience Aryan and his team have put together with the Solidworks Cousre Pro. Having spent quite some time battling with the short and often confusing clips on YouTube etc, Aryan's well structured and logical layering of techniques and tools within Solidworks has got me (and my 13yr old Son!) up and running far quicker than we expected. Our 3D printer is now already humming with projects we are designing ourselves just as we want them to be. As he uses Solidworks at school it should give him a huge boost in DT classes. We've still a way to go master the full suite of this vast application but it is proving to be a fun and rewarding challenge. Great job for making this daunting application very accessible to us mere mortals! Looking forward to future additions and coming back to the course for further reminders and tips. Thanks again.

The course for now seems better than I expected, for now I am going through basics even tho I am working in solidworks for 2years. I get to know so many things which would have saved me alot of time, too bad I took it only now.
The best advantage is that it is very organized and very concise, I noticed sometimes video streaming speed slows down, but nothing that affetcs me much.
Only regret that I bought it out right, without "affeliate" discout link.

The best advantage it is that is very concise and language is clear.

Just wanted to let you guys know how grateful I am for the course and the forum. I’m not able to be on the forum as much as I would like to be due to work. It’s so awesome because as soon as I learn something I get to apply it immediately because of work. I have been literally learning on the job. Moving the course to the forum was a very good move. I’m bummed I didn’t get to see the live show yesterday. I was working. Basically I’m rambling about how awesome the course and forum is.

The purchasing process was very easy and quick.

At this early stage of joining solidworks Pro course I found that Aryans way of explaining details and showing a better way to understand the principles of the software is absolutely amazing. Of the many videos that I have watched still do not do the justice in the way Aryan is able to get the message across for an easier understanding of SW. at this stage I am truly grateful for Aryan and the course. Thank you.

Due to my SO having major health issues and me becoming a full time caregiver, I have to stop the course at this time.

I'm a 55-year-old hobbyist and am doing this just for fun.
One great reason I love this course, is Life happens and then you can pick up right where you left off, go back and remember how something was done and look to see what's new. Thank you, Think-CAD!

A real value for the Money.

With the help of Arian and his team making the Solidworks course available I managed to pass the Associate and Professional Solidworks exam. The course enables the student to gather in depth knowledge of the Solidworks software. I now intend to continue with my goal to pass the exams to become a Solidworks expert. The course also includes many turorials to create a number of different products by using the countless features that the software has to offer. I highly recommend the course to anyone considering the career path of 3D design.

I have done so far 51% of the course. So far i am happy and satisfied with the course. He is teaching us to build a piece in the most effective way. In addition, Aryan is constantly sharing good tips on how to work smarter. These tips are based on his years of experience.

Great quality video and sound, and this is very important, I have tried to watch random guys in youtube and their poor video quality can make you lose concentration.

So yes. I would recommend this course. On the other hand I think they could improve the way the forum is structured, however, the responses from Aryan and his assistant is very fast

Being skeptical initially I was concerned that this program would be a fancy marketing scheme and limited support after my buy in for this course. But my trepidation was blown aside by this course transparency and support team forum that is there for me to answer all my questions; most question replied to during the same day within a few minutes. SCP will give you the skillsets needed to be proficient SW modeler if you put the effort into this course. I was impressed with the one-on-one zoom conference call with Aryan, which provides opportunity for him to get know his students and personally address my concerns. I do have a background in automotive design & had opportunity to go thru other solid modeling courses I can speak firsthand that the training received in SCP is top notch content is better than majority of college courses.

Dear Aryan
Just before Christmas I went for an emergency MRI scan for prostate cancer, on the 28 I got the results which I’m relieved to say were negative, I don’t have prostate cancer waiting three weeks for the results was slightly unsettling, having you’re course, gave me something rewarding to do and think about during that time.
At the moment I have nasty muscle cramps back in my hands which has limited my practice and made writing on a keyboard painful, I have however used my time watching and reviewing bits of it and although sometimes a bit frustrating not being able to immediately try things out I am enjoying it a lot.
Sitting in a chair massaging my thumbs back to a state I can use them while watching or simply reviewing you’re sessions is a very different experience from sitting doing exactly the same thing wishing I didn’t have the problem.
Your sessions have the clarity to make this possible and enjoyable.
This is what your course is providing for someone who is not in an ideal position to learn from it so think what it’s providing for those that are and most of them will hopefully never realize it.
I wrote some of this single finger typing a lot of the time because that was all I could do partly motivated by your Don’t let me fail request.
Things don’t have to be polished and perfect to be very valuable and worthwhile
So from my perspective you’re definitely not failing.
The value I’ve got out of your course so far.
Before this course I largely used my keyboard for numerical input, or naming Sketches and Features in the features? manager tree.
This was because I had my right hand on my standard mouse and my left hand on my 3D Connexions mouse which had esc + center model as buttons and moving it to the keyboard seamed a waste of effort. The cost of this was if I didn’t have a 3D mouse at hand or the driver didn’t work after an update, I didn’t even open solid works. After maybe 10 hours over 2 days I’ve learnt to use standard mouse + keyboard combinations to the point I can do without the 3D mouse and actually find it faster for 2D sketching. At the moment I’m practicing doing without it. New found freedom!
The way I see this course.
If you think of solid works as a tree with roots a trunk and lots of branches the branches have lots of twigs and leaves and fruit.
The roots are the trees CPU,GPU RAM,other programmes like excel add-ons ect.
The trunk is the programs core and the branches are the functions that the core runs and there are a lots of them, and on these branches are lots of twigs on which grow the fruit you want.
Solid works Pro is like being given a cherry picker, instead of seeing a delicious fruit on a distant branch climbing all the way down the branch your on to the trunk, working out which branch it was on and out along the new branch (lots of mouse clicks on icons) With a mouse keyboard combination you can often move your cherry picker directly to the new branch and twig to pick the fruit.
My advice to anyone using your course is even if you’re in a bit of the program you think you know well keep your attention, there are lots of little gems you didn’t even know existed Sometimes Aryan will introduce you to twigs that only seem to have flowers on, these will turn into fruit later.
At times I have been tempted to stop studying the session to investigate these especially if they seem to have the solutions to past irritating difficulties. (Aha! moments) which although satisfying to solve distract me from the flow of the course, I now keep a window of note open Called SW Differed Gratification!, I press pause and simply log them for later and go back to the course session with a clear mind.
If you've had some experience with solid works especially earlier versions you may find the solid works tree has grown, some branches have fallen off or become unproductive and new branches have grown
If Aryian leave you feeling like a grandma being taught to suck eggs especially in the early parts of the course don’t skip them you might be pleasantly surprised at how many little gems you may have missed, also ask yourself in what manner do I know it.
If I find myself feeling this I think back to trying to learn the program with a copy of Solid Works 2009 and SW Complex Modelling and Surfaces by Mat Lombard, both big heavy books with an amazing ability to close themselves or flip pages while you try use the keyboard and mouse while reading.
So I sat back and watched it again twice from this new perspective, now instead of mentally ticking yes I know that boxes waiting for the next gift I watched thinking wow what a beautiful way to learn to use planes where would I be now if I’d had this when I first leaned Solid works. (See Next)

The fact that he is personally invested with the people who have applied for his course. I was happily surprised that the meeting we schedule was with him directly. We discussed the program and how direct it is and parts of it that would need a little more detail to it. He reminded to ask any SolidWorks questions on the forum and that they would be answered on the same day. He asked if I was going for the CSWA Exam and said yes. He encouraged me and offered to go over any questions or concern that I would have with his mock exam. It was a great discussion and looking to keep improving my skillset with SolidWorks. I highly recommend his course.

I was skeptical because the price was high, but the course is really worth the price! Definitely the best online training I've ever attended.

Extensive and in-depth content is provided in a highly accessible layout. The content is structured by topic and categorised into different levels, starting with the base level (beginner) and gradually advancing to the professional level. Essentially, it covers everything you need to pass the CSWA and CSWP exams.

There are also additional exercises and challenges that really test your skills, with step-by-step solutions. To top it all off, the instructor is very proactive and is willing to meet with students (via online conference calls) to provide tailor-made solutions specific to their problems. For me personally, it helped with my dissertation a lot.

In addition, mock exams are also provided so that you can prepare across the board, leaving no stone unturned.

Aryan has been an involved and positive instructor. The course is accessible to a wide audience, which I find very important for a better experience and piece of mind.

Awesome Program, Have Learned quit a bit.

Aryan and his team have created an incredible resource for learning Solidworks. This course has instructional videos, step-by-step tutorials, and an active online forum where Aryan and his team quickly address questions.

Aryan's instructional videos break down Solidworks into very manageable bits of information that are very well organized. I started as an absolute beginner on Solidworks and this course has made the software so much more approachable for me. Additionally, I find these videos helpful for creating small, attainable goals (ex: after work today, I am going to make it through two tutorials) which helps me stay accountable for putting in the time to learn the software.

There are close to 100 step-by-step tutorials in this course, which help you practice the skills you learn. These tutorials do have small errors in them, but I approach that as an opportunity to practice problem solving within the software on a small scale.

I recently ran into a problem with a step-by-step tutorial that I was unable to solve. I posted my question in the online forum, and within 4 days, Aryan's team created a tutorial video specifically for me, walking me through two different ways to solve the issue. I was very impressed with the responsiveness and personalized help.

I liked the support I got from the instructors. They answer any question that I may ask in the forum very soon!!! I was also amazed by the one-on-one sessions from the course instructors, who help with very much efffort. This course is straight-to-the-point with the most handy skills at the front. I only did the mini course but I can design almost any Mechanical item. I can't imagine what it can look like if I enroll in the SolidworksCoursePro!!!!

Wow! I was really hesitant to buy the SolidWorks Course Pro. Only because it was a lot of money for me, due to our exchange rate. I took the leap with a Black Friday deal and I'm blown away. The course material is extensive, well presented and sets a good pace.
The best part is Aryan and his team's availability on the forum and in person. They have answered all my questions, promptly, and directed me to the relevant topics covered in the course material. It is rare, these days, to see people being as true to their word as Aryan is.
Well done!!