VectorWorks grows with each new release - the latest version has substantially more content than say version 10 released way back in 2002.
This means students benefit from additional training when learning one of the more recently released versions.
With this in mind Cadence training costs have been changed making courses more affordable than ever.
Excluding the cost of any necessary travel (if you were to be trained on your own premises) charges are as follows:-
General notes:-
Training is flexible enough to allow you the freedom to have as many days as you require at a time that suits you; however, the following guide should be helpful.
2D. Two to three days training spaced over a number of weeks is normally sufficient for most people to feel confident that they have covered and absorbed what is required. Often people migrating from other CAD systems need as much training time as do complete beginners. Where 1 to 1 sessions might require two days training, 1 to 3 sessions may require three days training. A one day training course is normally taken by those people who already have VectorWorks experience but have recently acquired a newer version, or those people who simply want to hone their existing VectorWorks skills.
3D. Should be considered by those already fairly confident with their 2d VectorWorks skills. In such cases it would normally take just one day ( 1 to 1 training) to get up and running in VectorWorks 3d.