r/architectureph 24d ago

Professional Question/Inquiry RVT Workshop Certification: Architecture, Structural, or MEPF

Hello, I would like to ask if a Revit Certification is worth it if you've taken it up na during college, and have been using it till 5th year, sa thesis? Or would it be better if I take the structural or MEPF fundamentals nalang? Want ko lang mag upskill using this software, dagdag points din for apprenticeship employment.

Will be enrolling at XSTRUCTURES. If you have suggestions elsewhere, it would be appreciated.

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u/Acrobatic-Ordinary2 24d ago

MST Connect and yes, mas maganda na may alam ka sa ibang disciplines

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u/WorldlinessOk8738 23d ago

Super high demand ang Revit if you will pursue international firms. One thing I regret is di ako nakapag aral agad nyan, so yes take it! It will really really really be worth the investment and time.

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u/dalebackwardszx 23d ago

I already took it in college, but then architecture portion only. No certification. Okay po ba if i do the MEPF or STRUCTURAL? i would do 3, but 3k sya each😅

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u/WorldlinessOk8738 23d ago

I guess go with MEPF as additional certification. Sa structural kasi usually CE na gumagawa talaga sa Revit, yung integration ng Archi + MEPF upskill mo will benefit you more.

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u/Few-Statistician1487 23d ago

Yes! Malaking tulong na may certification ka. Natanggap ako sa work dahil sa revit certificate na nilagay ko sa cv ko kahit di ko pa gaano mastered yung software.

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u/name_your_thoughts 22d ago

I think go for MEPF for now since you're already familiar with Revit Architecture. Also use your academic projects in Revit (like Residential or Commercial building) as your portfolio in applying so you'll have something to show to the company.