BIM FASTTRACK · INDIVIDUAL TRAINING

BIM FastTrack 30-Day Intensive Training

Your time is limited.
Your learning gets full attention.

Work one-to-one with dedicated faculty. Learn, practise, correct and build reviewed project work in a focused month.

Explore fees, optional modules and upcoming batches. No payment required; submitting your details does not enrol you.

At the centre · 9:30 AM–5:30 PM · Dedicated faculty

Revit 2027 · AI-assisted workflows

Illustrative architectural and structural BIM concept with visible building services, from the FastTrack brochure
Illustrative BIM concept from the course brochure
30 calendar days

Your agreed training window

1:1 training

Dedicated faculty at the centre

3 activities

2 modelling + 1 coordination

5+ checkpoints

Practical assessment & review

YOUR INCLUDED
SOFTWARE TOOLKIT

Autodesk RevitArchitecture & Structure

Navisworks ManageModel review & clashes

Forma Data ManagementDocuments & collaboration

FOCUSED ON PRACTICAL PROJECT WORK

Learn. Practise.
Correct. Progress.

Your initial assessment sets the priorities.
Explore the topics in your complete program.

MODEL

Build from
supplied design inputs.

Set up Revit projects, read drawings and model essential architecture and structural elements. Your skill assessment guides pace and emphasis.

WHAT YOU’LL WORK ON
01

Project setupTemplates, units, levels, grids & links

02

ArchitectureWalls, doors, floors, roofs & stairs

03

StructureSelected columns, beams, slabs & foundations

Project standards and course scope

Explore introductory BIM Execution Plans, ISO 19650, Revit worksharing, model checks and LOD 200/300/350 element requirements.

Cloud Collaboration & Document Management (BIM 360 / Autodesk Forma Data Management) (formerly Autodesk Docs) is included. Structural modelling follows supplied engineering designs, and MEP models are supplied for review. Structural engineering design and full MEP authoring are outside this program.

Revit 2027 & AI-assisted practice

Explore supported Autodesk Assistant workflows with faculty guidance, then check the model and documentation yourself. Tech Preview features depend on availability.

PUT YOUR LEARNING TO WORK

Three guided activities.
A clear purpose for each.

Practise with industry project inputs,
adapted for training and faculty review.

Illustrative residential architectural BIM modelLOD 200 FOCUS01 / MODEL

FOUNDATION MODELLING

Start with a
residential model.

Use supplied drawings to build a small residential model, set up views and produce selected sheets and schedules.

Your Revit modelDrawing sheets
Illustrative coordinated model and construction documentation workspaceLOD 300 ELEMENTS02 / DEVELOP

MAIN MODELLING & DOCUMENTATION

Develop the
agreed project area.

Model from architectural and structural inputs, including selected structural elements. Prepare drawings, quantities and model checks.

Reviewed modelDrawings & schedules
Illustrative model coordination and clash reviewLOD 350 AWARENESS03 / REVIEW

SUPPLIED-MODEL COORDINATION

Review interfaces.
Report selected clashes.

Combine supplied architecture, structure and MEP models. Save viewpoints, prepare a clash report and explain coordination decisions.

Combined modelViewpoints & report

You author 2 models. Activity 3 reviews supplied models.

Illustrative visuals. Project areas and outputs are agreed before enrolment.

FROM PRACTICE TO PORTFOLIO

Work you can show.
Decisions you
can explain.

An initial skill assessment sets your starting point. 5+ practical checkpoints then review your progress and final work.

Submit›Get feedback›Improve

Present a Revit model, drawing PDFs, schedules, Navisworks viewpoints and a clash report.

01Project setup

Check templates, levels, grids and reference alignment.

02Architectural modelling

Review the foundation residential assignment and its model outputs.

03Main project

Review structural elements, drawings, schedules and project corrections.

04Coordination

Review the combined model, saved viewpoints and clash report.

05Final practical review

Present your portfolio, explain the model and demonstrate document workflows.

YOUR NEXT STEP MATTERS

Build skills.
Prepare for opportunities.

For professionals with limited time,
supported by focused practice and daily feedback.

01 / PRESENT

CV & project
portfolio

Organise reviewed project work and present your skills clearly in your CV and portfolio.

02 / PRACTISE

Interview
preparation

Prepare for questions about BIM concepts, software workflows and your project decisions.

03 / EXPLAIN

Mock
interviews

Practise explaining your own models, decisions, checks and corrections.

04 / CONNECT

Placement
assistance

Receive referral guidance based on applicable opportunities.

COMMUNICATE YOUR PROJECT WORK

Practise a clear project query, issue update and coordination discussion.

Placement assistance does not guarantee employment. Selection depends on candidate performance and employer requirements.

FULL-DAY · AT THE CENTRE · DEDICATED FACULTY

A day built
around practice.

9:30 AM–5:30 PM

Individual teaching, supervised practice, project work and daily corrections.

6.5 hours learning per scheduled day1.5 hours breaks
30 calendar days is your training window.

Your written plan confirms actual training days, weekly holidays, start/end dates and total learning hours before enrolment.

A typical scheduled training day
TimeFocus
9:30–11:00 AMConcepts, demonstrations & guided modelling
11:00–11:15 AMBreak
11:15 AM–1:00 PMPractical exercises & individual corrections
1:00–2:00 PMLunch
2:00–3:30 PMProject application & workflow training
3:30–3:45 PMBreak
3:45–5:00 PMSupervised project work
5:00–5:30 PMReview, questions & next-session priorities

Six hours of teaching, practice and project work plus a 30-minute review. The balance changes as you progress.

A LEARNING PLAN THAT FITS YOUR STARTING POINT

Discuss your goals.
Plan your month.

Start with a skill assessment and
two free demo classes.

  1. 01

    Discuss

    Share your background, available dates and learning goals.

  2. 02

    Assess

    Complete the initial skill assessment to set priorities.

  3. 03

    Agree the plan

    Confirm scope, scheduled days, hours and project outputs.

  4. 04

    Reserve your slot

    Confirm dedicated faculty availability and enrolment.

Who is this program for?

Professionals visiting India for approximately a month, CAD draftspeople, civil engineers and architects seeking upskilling. It also suits previous Revit learners returning after a gap or professionals unable to attend a four-month course. Admissions confirms suitability after reviewing your background.

What is included?

Dedicated faculty, supervised practice, daily feedback, the listed software topics, three guided activities, 5+ assessment checkpoints, portfolio and career guidance, installation support and a BIM Cafe course-completion certificate upon successful assessment completion. There are no optional modules in this program.

What should I confirm before travel?

Full-day attendance at the centre is required. Start dates depend on faculty availability. Confirm the centre, start/end dates, training days, weekly holidays and total scheduled learning hours in your written plan before arranging travel.

YOUR BACKGROUND → YOUR LEARNING PLAN → YOUR PROGRESS

Make your month count.
Start with an assessment.

Discuss your background, available dates and learning priorities. Experience two free demo classes before enrolment.

AUTODESK PARTNER

Practical learning. Recognised training relationships.

YOUR COURSE GUIDE

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