Beginner
Modules 01 to 03 — exercises adapted to the team’s projects.
View this levelRAutodesk Revit
Private Autodesk Revit training tailored to your team
Learn Autodesk Revit to model, document and coordinate BIM projects with a workflow suited to architecture, engineering and construction teams.
Method
A practical method focused on your projects
The course focuses on operational BIM: parametric models, views, sheets, schedules, families, links and collaboration, without requiring Dynamo or advanced programming.
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Focused demonstrations
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Guided exercises
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3-hour modules
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Customizable plan
Three levels
A beginner-to-advanced learning path
The full path is 30 hours across 10 modules. Beginner: 9 h / modules 01 to 03. Intermediate: 12 h / modules 04 to 07. Advanced: 9 h / modules 08 to 10.
Intermediate
Modules 04 to 07 — exercises adapted to the team’s projects.
View this levelAdvanced
Modules 08 to 10 — exercises adapted to the team’s projects.
View this levelComplete program
Ten three-hour modules
BIM foundations, interface and navigation
- Understand Revit BIM logic
- Navigate ribbon, Project Browser and Properties
- Set units and project information
- Use 2D and 3D views
- Select and edit elements
- Adopt a saving and naming method
Levels, grids and architectural elements
- Create levels and grids
- Model walls, doors and windows
- Create basic floors and roofs
- Use constraints and temporary dimensions
- Understand type and instance properties
- Build a coherent base model
Views, annotations and basic documentation
- Create plans, sections and elevations
- Control scale and detail level
- Add dimensions, text and tags
- Use basic view templates
- Create sheets and title blocks
- Prepare a first drawing issue
Families, components and parameters
- Understand system and loadable families
- Load and place components
- Edit types and parameters
- Create a simple family
- Use shared parameters when appropriate
- Organize a content library
Rooms, areas, schedules and quantities
- Create and tag rooms
- Understand boundaries and area calculations
- Create schedules
- Sort, filter and format data
- Create simple calculated fields
- Use schedules as a quality-control tool
Sheets, details and graphic standards
- Organize a sheet set
- Create 2D details and detail views
- Manage patterns, line styles and regions
- Control visibility and graphics
- Create consistent view templates
- Standardize project presentation
Revit links, CAD and coordination
- Link Revit models
- Import or link DWG carefully
- Manage link visibility
- Understand coordinates and positioning
- Use Copy/Monitor where appropriate
- Identify common coordination conflicts
Worksharing and central models
- Understand central, local and worksets
- Create a synchronization method
- Manage element borrowing and ownership
- Use Worksharing Display
- Avoid worksharing conflicts
- Prepare team collaboration rules
Advanced families, parameters and templates
- Create more robust parametric families
- Use simple formulas in families
- Structure project parameters
- Create project and view templates
- Control schedules and visibility with parameters
- Document BIM standards
Model quality, performance and interoperability
- Audit warnings and unnecessary elements
- Reduce model weight and complexity
- Control links, families and views
- Prepare IFC and common-format exchanges
- Use a Twinmotion or Enscape workflow where available
- Prepare a documented model handoff
Audience
Who this training is for
Architects, technicians, engineers, BIM coordinators, drafters and AEC teams that need to produce or coordinate Revit models.
Outcomes
Skills put directly into practice
BIM foundations, interface and navigation
Levels, grids and architectural elements
Views, annotations and basic documentation
Families, components and parameters
Rooms, areas, schedules and quantities
Sheets, details and graphic standards
Use cases
Examples of needs the training can address
Content can be adapted to the organization’s real files, methods and objectives, subject to available licenses and features.
Architectural building model
Drawing and sheet production
Schedules and quantities
Revit and CAD file coordination
Focused workshops
Possible focused workshops
These workshops can be selected individually in the builder or included in a longer path.
Families, components and parameters
Rooms, areas, schedules and quantities
Worksharing and central models
Advanced families, parameters and templates
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can we choose only certain modules?
Yes. The builder lets you create a plan from the 10 Autodesk Revit modules.
Is the training suitable for beginners?
Yes. Modules 01 to 03 form the 9-hour beginner path.
Can we work with our own files?
Yes, when the files can be shared and doing so complies with your organization’s confidentiality rules.
Do we need a license?
No Revit prerequisite at beginner level. Understanding building drawings and project documentation is helpful.
Canada
Private training across Canada
Videoconference training is available to your team across Canada, in English or French.
Extend the learning path
Training that complements Autodesk Revit
These recommendations extend the workflow covered by this course and make it easier to build a coherent team learning path without adding unrelated topics.
Chaos Enscape
Visualize Revit or SketchUp models quickly in real time during design and client reviews.
View training Chaos Enscape →Twinmotion
Create images, videos, panoramas and immersive presentations quickly from CAD or BIM models.
View training Twinmotion →Autodesk AutoCAD
Strengthen 2D technical drawing, blocks, annotations, Xrefs and standards before moving into BIM or 3D.
View training Autodesk AutoCAD →SketchUp 3D
Prepare clean, structured 3D models that transfer efficiently to real-time or photorealistic rendering tools.
View training SketchUp 3D →JFL Media
Build your Autodesk Revit plan
Select modules and send a clear pathway to JFL Media.