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In this article, we cover everything you need to know about Fusion 360 certifications, from which ones we offer to how to register.
So, you’ve been committed to Fusion 360 for a while, and you’re ready to make it official? Now, you can put a label on your relationship with six different Fusion 360 certifications. Our certifications show employers and prospective clients that you have the skills necessary to get the job done—whether it’s designing a new component or operating a lathe. In this article, we’ll show you how to acquire new skills and accelerate your career with Fusion 360 certifications.
Before we get into Fusion 360 certifications, it’s important to note the three different types of certifications that we offer here at Autodesk: associate, professional, and expert. Associate certifications are designed for candidates who are entering the job market or pursuing a new career path, professional certifications are for candidates who have advanced Autodesk software skills and want to stand out in a competitive job market, and expert certifications are for, well, experts in Autodesk software who want to continue mastering new skills.
Prior to registering for an Autodesk certification course, it’s important to double-check that you have the skill set required for the course and certification you’re interested in. Learn more about the qualifications for each level on our certifications page.
We currently have six certifications available for Fusion 360 users. Each one focuses on a different skillset, so you can tailor your certification to your experience and career path:
Completing this course shows your mastery of expert-level skills in defining and running generative design studies for manufacturing applications. Learn more and get started here.
This certification puts your CAD skills and knowledge of rapid prototyping methods to the test. Learn more and get started here.
This certification proves your knowledge and skills for programming simple parts and operating CNC and lathe machines. Learn more and get started here.
This certification will set you up for design and engineering career advancement by highlighting your ability to create designs and documentation for manufacturing processes. Learn more and get started here.
This certification demonstrates that you’re advanced in job and model preparation, toolpaths, and inspection for 3-axis milling applications. Learn more and get started here.
This certification highlights your expert-level skills in process planning, toolpath creation, and output for multi-axis milling applications. Learn more and get started here.
Once you’ve selected your desired Fusion 360 certification, completing the process takes just four steps:
After reading this article, I hope you feel confident enough to pursue one of these exciting Fusion 360 certification opportunities. As always, you can learn more about each certification over on our certifications page.
If you love your experience with Fusion 360 and want your friends to enjoy our cloud-based CAD/CAM platform too, make sure to refer them—you get $100 for every friend who subscribes to Fusion 360.
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