Training Courses

Our training supports engineers and organisations worldwide by making geometrical tolerancing clear, practical, and directly relevant to industry needs.

Our main 'Fundamentals' course provides a strong foundation across all industries, while our sector-specific programmes address the unique challenges of each field. Every course is designed to bridge theory with practice, using real drawings and examples to show how the standards are applied in context.

Courses can be delivered onsite or online, and every participant receives comprehensive course materials, interactive exercises, and a certificate of completion from GD&T Academy.

Our training supports engineers and organisations worldwide by making geometrical tolerancing clear, practical and directly relevant to industry needs.

Geometrical Tolerancing in Practice - Fundamentals

Geometrical Tolerancing in - Automotive & Industrial Machinery

Geometrical Tolerancing in Aerospace

GD&T (ASME Y14.5) in Practice - Fundamentals

Geometrical Tolerancing in Nuclear Energy

Geometrical Tolerancing in Medical Devices

Benefits of Training

• Clarity where education falls short — GD&T and ISO GPS are rarely taught in depth at universities or colleges, leaving many engineers to pick it up on the job. Our training fills that gap with structured, accessible learning.
  
  

• Cutting through confusion — GD&T is often seen as complex and incomprehensible. We simplify the standards, explain the logic behind them, and show how they apply in real-world contexts.
  
  

• Improved communication — clear, unambiguous tolerancing reduces misinterpretation between design, manufacturing, and inspection teams, cutting down on costly mistakes.
  
  

• Efficiency and productivity — better specifications lead to fewer rejections, reduced rework, higher quality parts and smoother inspection, saving both time and resources.
  
  

• Cross-sector relevance — examples drawn from aerospace, medical, automotive and energy ensure the lessons are practical and transferable.
  
  

• Competitive advantage — organisations gain confidence that their designs meet functional requirements and international standards, giving them credibility in global markets.