Our Autodesk Fusion Courses
Flexible 1-to-1 Training – Online & In Person
Choose your Fusion Training course and tell us your preferred training days and times when booking. Our flexible 1-to-1 training is available Monday to Saturday, with dates arranged to suit your schedule, subject to tutor availability.
Fusion 360 — What Can You Design With It?
Fusion 360 is used for product design, engineering, prototyping and digital manufacturing. With private 1-to-1 training, we can focus your course on the tools and workflows most relevant to your work.
Product Design and Prototyping — Create products, components and prototypes using parametric modelling, with designs prepared for manufacturing or 3D printing.
Mechanical and Engineering Design — Build precise parts and assemblies, create technical drawings and explore simulation and CAM workflows.
3D Printing and Digital Manufacturing — Design and prepare accurate models for 3D printing, prototyping and manufacturing.
Furniture and Custom Design — Develop accurately dimensioned components and custom designs where fit and manufacturing are important.
Jewellery and Precision Design — Create detailed, precisely dimensioned models suitable for prototyping, 3D printing and production.
Who Is This Course For?
Our Fusion 360 training is suitable for beginners as well as designers, engineers and makers who want to develop practical CAD skills.
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Product and industrial designers
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Mechanical and design engineers
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Makers, inventors and entrepreneurs developing products
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Students and graduates building CAD portfolios
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AutoCAD or SketchUp users moving into parametric 3D modelling
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Anyone designing for 3D printing, prototyping or CNC manufacturing
No previous Fusion 360 or CAD experience is required. Your training is adapted to your current skill level and the type of work you want to create.
What Will You Learn on Your Fusion 360 Course?
Your Fusion 360 training can cover the complete workflow from the fundamentals of 3D CAD through to more advanced design and manufacturing tools. The exact syllabus is tailored to your experience and goals.
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Fusion 360 interface and workspace setup
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Sketching and constraining 2D profiles
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Parametric modelling with extrude, revolve, sweep and loft
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Components, bodies and the design history timeline
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Assemblies, joints and constraints
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Surface modelling for more complex forms
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Technical drawings and design documentation
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Rendering and visualisation
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Preparing models for 3D printing
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Importing and working with external CAD files
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CAM and CNC toolpath fundamentals
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Simulation and stress analysis basics
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Cloud collaboration and file management
Because your training is 1-to-1, we can spend more time on the Fusion 360 tools that are most relevant to your own work or project.
How the Training Works
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How the Training Works
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Private 1-to-1 Fusion 360 training — no group classes
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Train in person at our London studio or live online via Zoom or Microsoft Teams
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Choose dates and times that fit your schedule
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Learn through step-by-step demonstrations and hands-on exercises
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Bring your own Fusion 360 project and work on it with your tutor
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Keep the working files and practice exercises from your training
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Homework exercises available between sessions
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Ongoing support by phone or email after your course
Fusion 360 Course Duration and Scheduling
Our Fusion 360 courses start from 8 hours for Essentials training and extend to 16–20 hours for more comprehensive training.
There are no fixed course dates. Choose your own training days and times, Monday to Saturday between 9am and 7pm. You can complete your training intensively over a few days or spread your sessions over several weeks.
Training is available in person in London or live online.
Why Choose Real Animation Works for Fusion 360 Training?
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Private 1-to-1 training — your tutor's attention is focused entirely on you
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Training tailored to your goals — learn Fusion 360 using exercises relevant to your work and industry
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London or live online — attend in person or train remotely
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Flexible scheduling — choose your own days and times, Monday to Saturday
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Work on your own project — bring a real design and develop it during your training
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Practical tutor support — get help with exercises and questions during and after your course
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Certificate of Completion — provided when you complete your training
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200+ five-star Trustpilot reviews — feedback from students across our training courses
Learn Fusion 360 with Sully
Our Fusion 360 training is delivered by a BEng Biomedical & Healthcare Engineering graduate with practical experience in CAD, 3D modelling and 3D printing. He has worked as a Teaching Assistant in CAD & 3D Printing and is experienced with professional CAD platforms including Autodesk Fusion 360, SolidWorks and Siemens NX.
His experience goes beyond software demonstrations. He can use Fusion 360 to design and model drones, mechanical components and product concepts, helping students understand how CAD tools are applied to real design and engineering projects.
With experience across Fusion 360, SolidWorks and Siemens NX, he can also help students understand parametric modelling, assemblies, design workflows and preparing models for prototyping and 3D printing.
Tutor expertise
• Fusion 360 CAD modelling and product design
• Drone design and 3D modelling
• SolidWorks
• Siemens NX
• Parametric modelling and assemblies
• CAD for 3D printing and prototyping
• Engineering and technical design workflows
Flexible Payment Options
We offer flexible monthly payment plans to make our training accessible to everyone. Contact us on 02077202581 or WhatsApp 07970325184 to discuss an instalment option that works for your budget.
Frequently
Asked Questions
How long does it take to learn Fusion 360?
Our Fusion 360 Essentials course starts from 8 hours of 1-to-1 training — ideal for beginners wanting a fast introduction. For a comprehensive basics-to-advanced workflow, most students complete between 16 and 20 hours. Sessions are split flexibly across days or weeks to suit your schedule.
How much do Fusion 360 courses cost in London?
Our Fusion 360 courses start from £290 for the Essentials programme. Contact us for pricing on intermediate and advanced packages. All prices are inclusive with no hidden fees.
Do I need a Fusion 360 licence to take the course?
No paid licence is required. Fusion 360 offers a free personal and educational licence which covers everything you need for learning. We will help you set this up before your first session.
Is Fusion 360 training available online or in person?
Both. You can attend in person at our studio in Kennington, London SW9, or join live online via Zoom or Teams. Online sessions are fully interactive and 1-to-1 — not pre-recorded.
Do I need any prior CAD experience?
No experience is required. Our courses are fully beginner-friendly and we tailor every session to your existing knowledge level. Many students come to Fusion 360 with no prior CAD experience at all.
What is the difference between Fusion 360 and AutoCAD?
AutoCAD is primarily a 2D drafting tool used for technical drawings and documentation. Fusion 360 is a 3D parametric solid modeller designed for product design, engineering, and manufacturing. Many professionals use both — AutoCAD for 2D documentation and Fusion 360 for 3D design and manufacturing preparation.
What certificate will I receive?
On completion you receive a Real Animation Works Certificate of Completion, provided as a downloadable PDF. You can add this to your LinkedIn profile and CV to demonstrate your Fusion 360 skills to employers and clients.
Can I bring my own project to work on?
Yes — and we encourage it. Working on your own real project during training makes the learning far more relevant and practical. Just let us know your project goals when booking and we will tailor the course content accordingly.
