With a CAD degree, you'll gain one of the most sought-after skills in the job market today. Whether you want to become a CAD drafter, CAD designer or machine designer - a solid CAD course opens doors to exciting roles in industry, construction, product development and interior design.
At Solidmakarna we offer CAD training remotely, in classrooms in Stockholm and Gothenburg, as well as completely free self-study courses - so you can choose the format that suits your life best.

CAD (Computer-Aided Design) is the art of creating technical drawings and 3D models digitally. Anyone who can work with CAD is worth their weight in gold in today's industry - and salaries are often between SEK 38,000 and 65,000 per month depending on experience and role.
After completing CAD training, you can work as, for example:

Perfect start for those who have never worked with CAD before. In just a few days you will learn how to create 2D drawings and 3D models in IRONCAD or Rhinoceros.
Live lessons, recorded videos and personalized feedback from our experts - all from home. Combine studies with work effortlessly.


Many universities of applied sciences and technical colleges offer specific courses tailored to different industries, for example:
Want to try before you book? We have a complete basic CAD course as a self-study course - completely free and without obligation.

We at Solidmakarna offer a wide range of CAD training courses adapted for both beginners and experienced users. Our courses include:
We also offer flexible solutions with both on-site and distance learning courses to suit different needs. Our courses give you practical experience and the opportunity to develop your CAD skills in a way that is directly applicable to working life.

When choosing a CAD training course, it is important to consider:
Many people choose a distance learning CAD course or a 3D CAD course to get a more flexible form of education while gaining access to a broad knowledge base.
Our training coursesWhether you are a beginner or experienced in CAD, there are courses that can help you develop your skills and strengthen your position in the job market. A CAD degree is an investment in your future, giving you the opportunity to work in a wide range of professions and industries where digital design and technical drawing are essential.
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Most basic CAD training courses do not require any previous knowledge, but some technical understanding or drawing experience may be an advantage. However, advanced courses may require you to already have experience with CAD programs.
It depends on the scope of the training and how much you practice. A basic course can give you the basics in a few weeks, while it can take several months or years to become truly proficient depending on the complexity of the software you learn
Yes, different programs are used for different industries and purposes. For example IRONCAD is popular in mechanical design, while other programs may be in construction and architecture. The choice of program affects the type of work you can do.
Yes, many courses are offered remotely or on a part-time basis, making it possible to combine study with work. Online courses and self-study also offer the flexibility to study at your own pace.
Absolutely! CAD is used in many industries, and there is a high demand for people who can create technical drawings and models. Skills in CAD can lead to jobs in product development, construction, manufacturing and industrial design.
CAD programs often require a powerful computer with a good processor, plenty of RAM and a dedicated graphics card. This is especially important if you work with 3D modeling or rendering.
Yes, some courses offer certification to confirm your skills. Certificates can be an advantage in the job market and show employers that you have proven CAD skills.
Yes, many CAD graduates use their skills to work as freelance CAD drafters or start their own businesses in product design and prototyping.
If you are interested in industrial design, an education in programs like Rhinoceros is a good choice, as it often works with double-curved shapes.
After a course, you can improve your skills by working on your own projects, following online tutorials, participating in forums and networks, or moving on to more advanced CAD training.