A complete zero-to-consultant curriculum built and taught on a live 32-sheet twin-villa development: the physics from absolute zero, checked calculations, AutoCAD, Revit MEP, Excel engineering and DIALux — 15 course parts, 50+ modules, gate exams and model answers.
Every part, module, exam mark scheme and reference sheet — unlocked when your student account signs in.
Your own dashboard tracks which of the 15 parts you've completed, with a private study notepad.
See the facilitator's session plan and materials for upcoming classes — no more guessing what to bring.
You practise on genuine project documentation — not textbook cartoons — from cover sheet to plot.
Sessions run by the practice itself, on the same calculations we issue to clients.
Milestones logged on your account as you complete parts and gate exams.
Enrolment is now self-service: create your own student or facilitator account, choose your cohort and discipline, and your classroom, materials and progress tracking open immediately. Finish all 15 course parts and pass the Final Certification Exam (80%+) and your certificate issues automatically with a public verification link — Distinction at 90%+.
The free self-study curriculum above leads straight into paid live-cohort programmes — every Saturday on Zoom, every certificate numbered and verifiable on this site's public verification page. Six tracks, plus a six-month mentorship.
Six Saturdays. Live online. Build a real 45-activity MEP programme from a blank file — and leave able to explain every line of it.
Five Saturdays. Stop fighting the spreadsheet. Build the four site tools every project needs.
Four Saturdays. Use AI deliberately — better briefs, faster drafts, and a verification habit that protects your reputation.
Four Saturdays. From a folder of spreadsheets to a published dashboard your client can open on their phone.
Six Saturdays with a two-hour clinic every week. Know what your crews really produce, what it costs, and what to do about it.
Twelve places. Six months. Weekly calls, real project reviews, and someone who notices when you stop doing the work.
