Join a group training class and learn alongside others with the support of an experienced Spyderlab Mentor.

Group Mentoring at Spyderlab North OC Campus brings small groups together to learn the same machine or skill under the guidance of a certified trainer. These sessions offer a structured training environment where you work alongside others, follow a clear curriculum, and gain hands-on experience as a team. You will follow the same curriculum together, making learning easy, consistent, and fun.

Whether you’re starting from zero or advancing your skills, Group Training provides a supportive, collaborative way to learn real production workflows.

How Group Training Works

  • Register for a specific class focused on one machine or skill
  • Each class is taught by a dedicated Spyderlab Instructor
  • You will learn through live demonstration, guided practice, and group projects
  • Classes include Q&A, hands-on operation, and practice time
  • Perfect for beginners or anyone wanting structured training

Group sizes are kept small so you get direct attention and hands-on time.

What You Can Learn in Group Training

Each group session focuses on one skill or machine, such as:

DTG/DTF

Brother GTXpro (DTG/DTF)

Embroidery

Dahao A15

Eco-Solvent

Roland SG & VG Large-Format Inkjet Printer/Cutter

Laser

Epilog Fusion Pro (CO2)

Dye Sublimation

Sawgrass SG

UV Flatbed

Roland VersaUV LEF2-300 & 300D UV Benchtop Flatbed

Vinyl

Roland GS

White Toner

Crio 8432WTP

Car Wrap

Pattern printed from:: Roland SG & VG Large-Format Inkjet Printer/Cutter

Dye-Sublimation

Mimaki TS200-1600 with RasterLink 7 & Mimaki TX300P-1800mkII with RasterLink 6

UV DTF

Audley 8073-3 UV DTF Printer & Audley 8033 UV DTF Printer

Adobe Suite

Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator

Software: VersaWorks, AnaRIP, CutStudio, Sawgrass, Epilog Dashboard, GTX Lab, Adobe basics

Why Choose Group Training?

  • Learn with others at your skill level

  • Structured, repeatable curriculum

  • More affordable than 1-on-1 sessions

  • Hands-on machine time

  • Real-world shop techniques taught by industry mentors

  • Strengthen teamwork and problem-solving skills

Class Format

A typical group mentoring class includes:

Machine setup demonstration
Safety and workflow overview
Step-by-step instruction
Guided practice
Troubleshooting lessons
Mini project or hands-on training assignment
Time for questions and additional practice

Registration