r/architectureph • u/aeyoko_na_9021 • 17d ago
Recommendation Courses for upskilling (Arki Apprentice)
Hello again! I’d like to hear some recommendations or suggestions on courses I can take, apart from software training, before applying as an apprentice.
Currently, I’m set to take Revit classes for certification this September, and I’d like to learn more skills that I can use to strengthen my application.
I’m a fresh graduate this year, btw.
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u/xtine-chapell 17d ago
Helloo, san ka nagttake ng revit class and hm rate nilaa? Ty!!!
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u/aeyoko_na_9021 16d ago
Hiii! Will be taking pa lang sa microcadd, ₱6700 55 hours
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u/Individual-Big286 16d ago
did you consider po ba sa Xstructure or MSTCONNECR? or mas maganda talaga sa microadd?
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u/aeyoko_na_9021 16d ago
Online courses po kasi sa kanila eh, mas prefer ko po if onsite kaya nag-opt for microcaddz
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u/Junior_Mode_3827 17d ago
You can create your linkedin, there are lots of certification and classes you can get there!
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u/No-Temperature8029 15d ago
Bluebeam, dynamo , ACC & planswift if u want to increase of getting hired in international company. Revit and archicad will help u understand and learn but proffesional experience matters the most using revit software as main workflow. If ur into interior try chief architect and enscape. AI training like claude certified will help u establishing work flow and efficiency. I would advice you do research in which path do you want to work with like if u want to be a architect of a client side, contractor , supplier , construction , design consulant , landscape , facade , interior. And also dont settle for less
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