Gerber Accumark Training Course Overview (London Greenwich)
One-to-One CAD Pattern Cutting Training in London
223. We provide one-to-one Gerber AccuMark training in our Greenwich, London studio for beginners, intermediate users, fashion students, and industry professionals.
All sessions are delivered on a private one-to-one basis, meaning training is fully tailored to your level, pace, and learning goals.
This page outlines the typical course content and skills covered during Gerber AccuMark training sessions.
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Training is flexible and can be booked as:
- Introductory sessions
- Short intensive training blocks
- Extended multi-day training
- Refresher or project-based tuition
All training is one-to-one only.
What You Will Learn in Gerber AccuMark Training
Training content is adapted to each student, but typically includes the following areas:
Introduction to Gerber AccuMark
- Overview of CAD in the fashion industry
- Introduction to AccuMark components:
- Pattern Design (PDS)
- AccuMark Explorer
- AccuNest
- Interface navigation and setup
- Opening and managing sample files
Data Management and File Setup
- Understanding storage areas
- Organising pattern data
- File naming conventions (pieces, models, markers)
- Setting up projects correctly
Pattern Digitising and Input
- Digitising table basics (if available)
- Manual digitising tools
- Importing DXF files
- Converting physical patterns into digital files
Pattern Design (PDS)
- Creating pattern pieces from scratch
- Editing and modifying patterns
- Seam allowances, grain lines, notches
- Internal construction lines
- Saving and managing pattern components
Pattern Construction Project
- Building a full garment set:
- Front bodice
- Back bodice
- Sleeves
- Collar components
- Applying construction details:
- Darts
- Pleats
- Buttons
- Drill holes
Pattern Grading
- Introduction to grading principles
- Grade rule tables
- Applying size scaling
- Grading a full garment across multiple sizes
Marker Making and AccuNest
- Introduction to marker planning
- Automatic nesting principles
- Fabric efficiency optimisation
- Marker generation and reporting
Exporting and Production Output
- Exporting files (DXF, PDF, HPGL, Gerber formats)
- Preparing files for factories
- Sharing production-ready patterns
What Is Gerber AccuMark?
Gerber AccuMark is a widely used fashion industry CAD system used for digital pattern creation, grading, and production planning.
It allows pattern cutters and designers to:
- Create digital garment patterns
- Adjust and refine designs quickly
- Grade patterns into multiple sizes
- Generate production markers for manufacturing
It is used across fashion brands, manufacturing companies, and production studios worldwide.
What Is AccuScan?
AccuScan is a high-speed digitising system used to convert physical patterns into digital format using scanning technology.
CAD and CAM in Fashion
CAD (Computer Aided Design) and CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) are integrated systems used to design and produce garments efficiently using digital tools.
Why Learn Digital Pattern Cutting?
Digital pattern cutting is now essential in modern fashion production because it allows:
- Faster pattern development
- Accurate grading
- Efficient fabric usage
- Easy pattern modification
- Seamless factory communication
Who This Training Is For
This training is suitable for:
- Fashion students
- Junior and senior pattern cutters
- Industry professionals
- Designers moving into digital workflow
One-to-One Training Format
All sessions are delivered privately on a one-to-one basis, meaning:
- You work directly with the tutor
- Training is tailored to your exact level
- You can focus on your own projects
- Progress is faster than group classes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need previous Gerber AccuMark experience?
No. Training can be tailored for complete beginners as well as intermediate users who want to improve specific skills.
Do I need pattern cutting experience?
Previous pattern cutting knowledge is helpful, but not always essential. Training can be adapted to suit your background and learning objectives.
Is the training one-to-one?
Yes. All Gerber AccuMark training is delivered on a private one-to-one basis, allowing the course content to be tailored to your individual requirements.
Can I bring my own project?
Yes. Many students bring their own garments, patterns, or production projects and use the training sessions to develop practical skills while working on real work.
What software will I learn?
Training typically covers:
- AccuMark Explorer
- Pattern Design System (PDS)
- Grading
- Marker Making
- AccuNest
depending on your requirements.
How long is the training?
Training can be booked as a short introductory session, a multi-day intensive course, or ongoing tuition depending on your goals.
Is the training suitable for fashion students?
Yes. The training is suitable for fashion students, graduates, designers, pattern cutters, and garment production professionals.
Will I learn pattern grading?
Yes. Pattern grading can be included as part of your training programme, from basic grade rules through to multi-size garment grading.
Can I learn marker making and nesting?
Yes. Training can include marker planning, fabric utilisation, nesting, and production preparation using AccuNest.
Where does the training take place?
Training takes place at our Greenwich, London studio.
Why choose one-to-one training instead of a group course?
One-to-one tuition allows you to learn at your own pace, focus on your own projects, and receive direct guidance throughout the training. This often results in faster progress and a more personalised learning experience than a group class.
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One-to-one Gerber AccuMark training is available in our Greenwich studio.
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