As a profession I am an architect and draftsman. I have interest and various artistic skills. I can offer you a teaching focused on the following sections. You will learn the language through drawing, both artistic and technical, to express what you want personally. You will learn to train your gaze, this requires practice as in any subject. You could focus on these tools to pursue a career or to express yourself in a more original way and learn new drawing techniques, starting with the base or level you have. You can learn digital tools that I use myself. Revit, AutoCad, Photoshop, Rhinoceros to model 3D Render and many others. If your profile as a student is science, as mine was, I can also help you with the subjects of your institute, high school.

Computer Engineering student (University of Alcala de Henares) with a Science and Technology Bachillerato offers Technology and Technical Drawing classes for ESO and Bachillerato. We cover graphic representation (views, sections, dimensioning, perspectives), technical geometry, basic electricity and electronics, mechanisms and structures, plus a practical introduction to CAD tools. My engineering background lets me connect theory with real cases and step-by-step solved exercises, ideal for exam and project preparation. I have my own vehicle to travel to your home or welcome you at mine.

Learn CATIA V5, CAD design and engineering modeling through practical, step-by-step online lessons tailored to your level and goals. I teach Computer-Aided Design (CAD), 3D modeling, technical drawing and engineering design for high school, college, university and professional learners. Whether you are starting from scratch, preparing for an exam, working on a CAD project or improving your design skills, lessons are adapted to your specific requirements. Topics can include: CATIA V5: Part Design, Sketcher, Generative Shape Design, Assembly Design, Drafting and detailed engineering drawings. CAD & 3D Modeling: 2D sketches, 3D part modeling, assemblies, surface modeling, parametric design, design modifications and engineering documentation. Engineering Design: Mechanical and aerospace components, product development, design for manufacturing, fabrication-ready models and practical engineering workflows. Technical Drawing: Orthographic views, dimensions, annotations, section views, tolerances, drawing standards and production-oriented documentation. Practical CAD Projects: Reverse engineering, 3D printing, laser-cutting preparation, component design, UAV/drone parts, aerospace components and engineering projects. Whether you need CATIA V5 training, CAD tutoring, project guidance, assignment support, exam preparation or help understanding a specific modeling problem, I focus on helping you develop the skills to create accurate and practical engineering designs independently. My goal is not simply to show you which tools to click, but to help you understand the design process, modeling strategy and engineering reasoning behind the work.

I provide practical, one-to-one training in Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Vault, focused on helping students understand the software and apply it effectively to real engineering work. The training can be adapted to your current level and objective. We can work through Autodesk Inventor concepts step by step, or take a completely hands-on approach where you create your own models while I guide you, identify issues, explain better methods and share practical modelling and engineering best practices. For Autodesk Inventor, topics can include part modelling, assemblies, drawings, design intent, modelling strategies, constraints, parameters, design changes and general CAD best practices. If you already have experience with Inventor, we can focus on improving your modelling approach, solving specific problems or reviewing your existing work. For Autodesk Vault, we can focus on understanding document and design data management, file organisation, versioning, revisions, check-in/check-out, working with CAD data and practical workflows for managing engineering files. The lessons are not based on a fixed syllabus. I adapt each session to what you actually need to learn or solve. You can also bring your own model, exercise, project or specific problem and we can work through it together. I have more than 14 years of experience working at the intersection of engineering, manufacturing, CAD, PDM and PLM, so the focus is not only on which button to click, but also on understanding why a particular approach is useful in an engineering environment. The lessons are suitable for students, engineering professionals, designers and anyone who wants to improve their practical Autodesk Inventor or Vault skills.