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Plastics training?
Attractive and sustainable with elearning!
Find your attractive and sustainable plastics training here:
- plastic properties, types of plastic and plastics technology
- plastics processing
- plastics injection molding, injection molding defects and injection molding basics
- injection molding shrinkage warpage
- plastics recycling
- designing with plastics
- sustainability management
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Your Goals - Our Recommendation
Accelerate onboarding of plastics entrants:
- Quick start injection molding
- Injection Molding - Understanding Shrinkage and Warpage (as of Jan. 24)
- Plastics Materials - Basics (as of Jan. 24)
- Plastics Processing - Basics (as of Jan. 24)
- How to design plastics parts - Basics (as of Jan. 24)
- Recycling of Plastics and Material Sources - Basics (as of Jan. 24)
Further develop experienced operators and employees in production & quality:
- Injection molding - basics of materials and processing technology (as of Jan. 24)
- Injection Molding - Understanding Shrinkage and Warpage (as of Jan. 24)
Understand and advance sustainability and circularity topics:
- Sustainability management, ecobalance, co2-footprint ... - Basics (as of Jan. 24)
- Recycling of Plastics and Material Sources - Basics (as of Jan. 24)
Plastics Training,
attractive & efficient at Tech2Know!
Sustainably efficient training is an important success factor for the plastics industry.
Plastics & Skilled Worker
Plastics are problem solvers. However, you have to understand plastics materials technology and plastics processing techniques correctly. Given the diversity of materials and processing methods, this is not always easy. Getting well-trained specialists is difficult. So it makes sense to fill the personnel gaps with motivated career changers and to train the required plastics expertise internally.
Form of learning: Elearning
The Tech2Know elearning courses offer you a uniquely efficient way to supplement and deepen your plastics know-how.
All elearning courses are designed as self-learning courses and attractively presented in media. A constant alternation of text, image and video information ensures excitement and makes working with the learning content interesting.
Great importance is attached to a clear explanation of the contents as well as to didactically meaningful repetitions. Through intensive interaction and regular quizzes, learners work much more actively with the content than in conventional seminars.
You receive continuous feedback on your learning progress. This strengthens your motivation to keep at it and promotes your lasting learning success.