SketchUp beginner
Build a clean, scaled model that is easy to present and modify.
- Navigate and draw precisely
- Create groups and components
- Apply materials and views
- Export a presentation
Model spaces, buildings and concepts quickly, then present them with clear views, scenes and documents.
Professional training
SketchUp is fast when the model is structured correctly from the start. Training emphasizes inferences, groups, components, tags, scenes and conventions that prevent difficult-to-edit files. Depending on the mandate, the path includes LayOut, CAD or BIM exchanges and client documentation.
Objectives, software versions, authorized files and expected results are confirmed before training. The instructor alternates short explanations, demonstrations, guided practice, questions and immediate feedback.
Course plans
Each path can be delivered alone, combined with another or adapted to your files. A mixed-level group can be divided so participants progress at the right pace.
Build a clean, scaled model that is easy to present and modify.
Model faster and produce consistent documentation for client revisions.
Establish modelling and documentation standards for complex collaborative projects.
A discussion, questionnaire and a few work examples help us recommend the appropriate duration and modules.
Detailed program
The plan is flexible. Examples, exercises and deliverables are confirmed according to the industry, level and available tools.
Who this path is for: 3D beginners and people who use SketchUp without a consistent organization method.
Prerequisites: None
Interface, navigation, axes, inferences, measurements, lines, shapes, Push/Pull and transformations.
Groups, components, tags, materials, scenes, styles, shadows and export.
Who this path is for: Regular users who present options, revise projects and produce client documents.
Prerequisites: Beginner-level skills
Components, repetitions, solids, intersections, Sandbox and references.
Tags, scenes, sections, styles, geolocation where useful and design options.
Linked views, scales, dimensions, annotations, templates, updates and export.
Who this path is for: Model owners and architecture, design, construction or space-planning teams that want common standards.
Prerequisites: Intermediate-level skills
Structure, external geometry, components, libraries, purge, diagnostics and performance.
CAD or BIM import/export according to licences, origin, units, cleanup and safe extensions.
LayOut templates, references, styles, revisions, quality control and archiving.
Target skills
Content is organized around the actions, decisions and results participants must produce rather than a simple feature list.
Use axes, inferences, units and measurement tools without distorting the model.
Separate geometry with groups, components and tags.
Use scenes, styles, sections and components to compare alternatives.
Control scale, orientation and surface consistency.
Prepare clear views, shadows, annotations and sequences.
Create linked pages, dimensions and templates that update with the model.
Collaborative training
After a short demonstration, participants practise, compare methods and receive immediate feedback. When real files cannot be shared, equivalent exercises reproduce the same constraints without exposing confidential information.
Model an interior layoutBuild volumes, furniture, materials, scenes and options in an organized file.
Create concept variationsCompare options without unnecessary geometry duplication.
Produce a LayOut presentationCreate views, scales, dimensions, annotations and a delivery template.
Targeted workshops
A workshop can be delivered on its own or integrated into a longer path to address a production, collaboration or governance challenge.
Axes, inferences, units, groups, components and tags.
Create, replace, repeat and maintain reusable elements.
Sections, styles, views, shadows and client presentations.
Linked views, dimensions, annotations, templates and revisions.
Import, clean and export files according to available formats and licences.
Purge, diagnostics, conventions, libraries and quality control.
Our solutions
From a single session to an annual program, the format is adapted to your organization’s pace and priorities.
Your team works live with a specialist who explains, demonstrates and answers questions.
We review files, roles, processes and expected results before building the learning path.
JFL Media coordinates several topics, instructors and teams throughout the year.
Service across Canada
Online sessions can bring together participants in Quebec, Ontario, Western Canada, Atlantic Canada or several regions. In-person delivery is assessed according to the city, instructor availability, travel and schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Yes at the intermediate level or in a targeted workshop, depending on documentation needs.
Yes when the required licences and formats are available. Units, origin, cleanup and conversion limits are included.
The edition is confirmed before training because some features and LayOut depend on the licence.
Yes if it is authorized and prepared. Otherwise, an equivalent exercise is created.
Let’s discuss your project
Describe the result you need, current level, number of participants, preferred delivery and any authorized files or processes.