A holistic approach to training NC metalworking requires the same resources in the classroom as on the shop floor. This is the idea behind the German dual vocational training system. The HESP sponsorship program from HEIDENHAIN helps bring the shop floor to the classroom, providing effective learning materials and programming stations for milling and turning to vocational training centers, universities, and corporate trainee programs. 

Find the perfect balance between theory and practice with the HEIDENHAIN Interactive Training (HIT) system. This self-learning program uses animations, exercises, and tests to teach the key elements of CNC machines and the basics of CNC programming. Practical workbooks also accompany the HIT learning software. The free demo version of the programming station allows students to complete and graphically simulate all of the HIT programming exercises.

The HIT multimedia online training system is based on the Moodle learning platform widely used in schools and universities. All of the learning content can be accessed on mobile devices. Teachers can even add their own content to personalized classrooms on the learning platform.

The name Klartext stands not only for the HEIDENHAIN programming language but also for informational resources such as the Klartext portal, the Klartext magazine and Klartext News. Control users and those in training will find useful tips, user reports, and webinars. You can also incorporate this content along with the videos into your own learning content.