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Nexus wrote:Automation Technology College might be the way to go, but if you just want to get an idea or an introduction you can check out UWI short courses programme (name escapes me at the moment) but the lecturers usually solid and the cost is way less than other programmes.
Or you could download a copy of autocad and revit and watch some youtube vids or even check out a course online from like udemy
Good luck
thelem-again wrote:Nexus wrote:Automation Technology College might be the way to go, but if you just want to get an idea or an introduction you can check out UWI short courses programme (name escapes me at the moment) but the lecturers usually solid and the cost is way less than other programmes.
Or you could download a copy of autocad and revit and watch some youtube vids or even check out a course online from like udemy
Good luck
Good advice but not practical advice. Trinidad is so unique in its Town and Country process that I would say we have a standard that cant be learnt online or self-taught.
So the way of UWI or ATC might be the way to go, then further see how you can apply latest tech (AutoCAD and Design software applications).
However, I am also interested due to this being a way to make a quick easy buck as most designers charge around $12k for a plan.
JewelF wrote:thelem-again wrote:Nexus wrote:Automation Technology College might be the way to go, but if you just want to get an idea or an introduction you can check out UWI short courses programme (name escapes me at the moment) but the lecturers usually solid and the cost is way less than other programmes.
Or you could download a copy of autocad and revit and watch some youtube vids or even check out a course online from like udemy
Good luck
Good advice but not practical advice. Trinidad is so unique in its Town and Country process that I would say we have a standard that cant be learnt online or self-taught.
So the way of UWI or ATC might be the way to go, then further see how you can apply latest tech (AutoCAD and Design software applications).
However, I am also interested due to this being a way to make a quick easy buck as most designers charge around $12k for a plan.
So the draughting and construction is the correct course? Yes, I think its a quick way to make some extra cash plus I want to build my own home. I'd rather learn it for myself so I can do it for myself.
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