Practical
Every program is built around real cases: alarms, faults, commissioning and diagnostics — not just theory.
PLASTEN ACADEMY
Train as a CNC service engineer.
PLASTEN Academy trains engineers in the repair, adjustment and commissioning of industrial machine tools — practical, hands-on programs, each priced at $500 or less.
PLASTEN ACADEMY
DIRECTION 1Industrial Engineering
DIRECTION 2Robotics
DIRECTION 3For the Youngest Engineers
Practical training for engineers working with
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THREE DIRECTIONS
Choose your path
into industrial engineering.
Every PLASTEN Academy direction is built around the same idea: learn to repair, adjust and commission real industrial equipment — not just operate it.
DIRECTION 1
Industrial Engineering
Separate courses on CNC systems (Siemens, FANUC, Syntec, GSK), hydraulics, pneumatics and mechanics — the fundamentals of programming, debugging and diagnostics.
From $500 or less · View direction DIRECTION 2Robotics
Separate courses on humanoid robots and industrial robots — programming, integration and commissioning.
From $500 or less · View direction DIRECTION 3For the Youngest Engineers
Start by building models, including electric ones, then move on to Arduino — and decide your priority: programming or applied engineering.
$500 or less · View directionWHY PLASTEN ACADEMY
Built by engineers who service real machines.
Affordable
Every PLASTEN Academy program is priced at $500 or less, so training is accessible to individuals and companies alike.
Structured
Weekly curriculum, live workshops, practical cases and a final assessment for every program.
Certified
Graduates receive a digital PLASTEN certificate with a unique ID and online verification.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does a PLASTEN Academy program cost?
Every PLASTEN Academy program is priced at $500 or less. Exact pricing depends on the program and current intake — see each direction for details.
Which direction should I choose?
If you already work with CNC machines, hydraulics, pneumatics or mechanics, start with Industrial Engineering. If you're focused on robots — humanoid or industrial — choose Robotics. If you're new to engineering altogether, start with the Beginner program, which leads into either direction.
Are these official manufacturer certifications?
No. PLASTEN Academy programs are independent professional training programs, unless a particular course is explicitly delivered under an authorized manufacturer training arrangement.
Can companies train several engineers at once?
Yes. PLASTEN can provide corporate and private-group training for any direction. Contact us for a company program.