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Learn Revit and BIM before you land your first job

A blog, YouTube channel and the Revit MEP course showing step by step what university does not teach: practical MEP modelling and working in a BIM environment.

Paweł Kińczyk

Why it is worth starting while you study

An edge in job interviews

Skills in BIM and the basics of automation make a CV stand out right at the start of a career.

Where to start in Revit

Starter guides, first-steps videos and the Revit MEP course, which leads from zero to modelling MEP systems on your own.

What is missing after university

MEP modelling in BIM, working to a standard and the basics of automation that make the start in a design office easier.

One-to-one mentoring

An individual learning path matched to your level: a plan for learning Revit and BIM, feedback on your projects and preparation for your first job. Terms are agreed individually, so write to me.

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My path since university

I studied at the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Gdańsk University of Technology, and my master's thesis received a distinction. Today I hold unrestricted construction licences in the sanitary specialty, and what I teach on the blog and in the courses I first test in my own work.

Where to start

You don't need any prior knowledge, just a willingness to learn.

1

Learn the basics on the blog

Free starter guides explaining the first steps in Revit from scratch.

2

Watch on YouTube

See what working in Revit looks like in practice before you start on your own (videos in Polish).

3

Take the Revit MEP course

A structured path from zero to running an MEP project on your own.

Student review

“An interesting course, a good introduction to MEP modelling.” (translated from Polish)

Piotr, 4.5/5 on Udemy
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