BIM Starter

BIM Starter lays the groundwork for anyone entering the world of Building Information Modeling. Perfect for beginners in architecture, engineering, or construction, this introductory program covers the fundamentals of 3D digital modeling and how BIM integrates project data, designs, and documentation in a single intelligent environment. You will gain a clear grasp of industry-standard tools—such as Autodesk Revit or ArchiCAD—and explore how to produce accurate 2D drawings, generate 3D models, and collaborate effectively within small teams. By the end of this course, you’ll have built a strong technical base in BIM essentials, positioning you to work on projects that demand seamless coordination from concept to construction. Whether you plan to continue with more advanced BIM courses or simply want a solid launchpad to enhance your professional profile, BIM Starter provides an in-depth look at this rapidly growing field.

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Duration

30 hours (approx. 1 month)

Certification

Cindrebay issues certificates of attendance for its training programmes. These attendance certificates are attested by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA).

Mode of Delivery

Online and Offline

Softwares Included

Revit Architecture, BIM Process

Modules Covered

BIM Fundamentals

Terminology, key concepts, benefits

Introduction to BIM Tools

Basic navigation in Revit/ArchiCAD

3D Modeling Basics

Walls, floors, roofs, simple assemblies

Basic Documentation

Sheets, views, annotations, dimensions

Introduction to Collaboration

Basic file sharing & version control

Industry Best Practices

Common standards, guidelines, and tips

Course Outcomes

  • Core BIM Confidence
    You’ll gain a clear understanding of foundational BIM concepts—enough to comfortably navigate 3D modeling and produce essential 2D drawings.
  • Hands-On Software Familiarity
    Practice in Revit Architecture or ArchiCAD gives you real-world exposure to the tools professionals use every day.
  • Collaborative Awareness
    Learn how to share files, manage basic version control, and coordinate small projects with teammates.
  • Industry Perspective
    Get a taste of how BIM ties into broader industry standards, making you feel at home when you step into an AEC workplace.

Why It’s Useful

01

Immediate Confidence

You’ll feel prepared to contribute from day one in an entry-level position or internship.

02

Solid Foundation

Sets you up to move on to more advanced BIM topics without feeling overwhelmed.

03

Better Employability

Employers value practical BIM know-how, even at a beginner level.