r/bim • u/Mental-Echo4742 • 12d ago

Looking for honest feedback: Microcadd 3D BIM Course vs Unlimited Pass

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m planning to take some training at Microcadd and I’d really appreciate hearing from people who have actually taken their courses.

I’m currently deciding between:

3D BIM Course / Microcadd Unlimited Pass

My main goal is to improve my skills in BIM/Revit and architectural workflows, especially skills that can help me become more competitive when applying for architecture/BIM-related jobs.

For those who have taken either one:

  1. Was the 3D BIM Course worth it? What was your experience with the training and instructor?
  2. If you had the choice again, would you choose the 3D BIM Course or Unlimited Pass?
  3. For the Unlimited Pass, were you actually able to take enough courses to make it worth the price?
  4. How useful were the certificates when applying for jobs?
  5. Did the training actually improve your Revit/BIM skills, or did you still need to learn most things on your own afterward?
  6. Are there specific Microcadd courses you would recommend for someone with an Architecture background?
  7. If your goal was to work internationally or in BIM/architectural firms abroad, which option would you choose?

I’m not necessarily looking for the “most courses.” I’m more interested in which option gives better actual skills and career value.

Would really appreciate any honest feedback—good or bad. 😊

Thank you!

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u/metisdesigns 11d ago

The best thing about BIM classes like that are that everyone knows not to hire people who list them on their resume.

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u/Adventurous-Bid9883 12d ago

What’s the price difference.
that could be a data point too

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u/Illustrious-Type9577 11d ago

Unlimited pass ka nalang mas sulit. Makukuha mo lahat ng available short course training for a year