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Fast Track AutoCAD (2 days)
We run Fast Track Training Courses 
for all Versions of AutoCAD
Fast Track AutoCAD Training for Managers and Professionals


Who should attend?


Busy managers, managers who need to understand and manage CAD, principals or key personnel in small businesses. In fact, anyone who needs to learn to use AutoCAD quickly and efficiently with minimum disruption to a busy schedule. No knowledge of computers is necessary, although familiarity with the layout of a keyboard ensures faster progress.


Course Objectives

AutoCAD has a reputation for being relatively difficult to learn and use. Nevertheless, it has grown to become the ‘industry standard’ CAD package in both Manufacturing and Construction due to the issues associated with drawing compatibility.


AutoCAD college based courses of 38 weeks duration are the norm!

For busy people, learning a new skill at this pace is not viable. He, or she, needs to learn the basics quickly and thoroughly. To meet this need, Leonardo Computer Systems’ ‘Fast Track’ AutoCAD training is a concentrated course which is structured to take the beginner to basic literacy in AutoCAD 2D drafting, in just 2 days. The trainee can then develop his AutoCAD skills whilst doing his normal work, confident that drafting tasks are being tackled in the most efficient manner.

On request, the course uses either full AutoCAD or the popular AutoCAD LT.


Course Format

The emphasis is on gaining a clear understanding of basics with a very hands on approach.  It is composed of sessions arranged in a 1, 2, 3 - review format (where 1 is a demonstration, 2 is a guided student exercise, and 3 is an unaccompanied student exercise with help on hand). Real drawings are the subject matter, not academic exercises. Individual attention = fast progress.

Because of Leonardo’s practical experience in both Construction and Manufacturing, we structure your course around the sort of drawings that you will actually be doing, not around a rigid set of examples.

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