Mechanical Engineering Design Live International Program

Course modules

Advanced Revit MEP Training

60hrs

02.

Advanced Engineering Drafting

40 hrs

03.

Advanced HVAC Engineering Design

40 hrs

04.

Mastering BIM and Collaboration

130 hrs

05.

Mastering Mechanical Engineering Design

90 hrs

06.

Professional Competency Session — Industry Insights

25 hrs

Live International Project Internship

2.5 Months

40 Hrs Project Oriented Sessions 20 Hrs Practice Sprints

Level 1 is your foundational launchpad into design engineering and Building Information Modeling, equipping you with essential Revit skills for international projects. You'll master project setup including levels, grids, units, and snap settings, then advance into architectural modeling with system and component families, materials, solar studies, Toposolid, and conceptual massing. Multi-dimensional visualization through plans, sections, elevations, walkthroughs, rendering, and 3D views builds professional-grade presentation skills from day one.
Beyond modeling, you'll create custom parametric families for intelligent modeling and schedule extraction. Full MEPF system modeling across HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, and Fire Fighting is covered alongside collaborative workflows including linking, worksharing, worksets, and cloud collaboration. You'll also master industry plugins and global documentation standards covering sheets, legends, title blocks, and professional print

20 Hrs Project Oriented Sessions 20 Hrs Practice Sprint

Level 2 builds your proficiency in AutoCAD — the global standard for 2D engineering drawing — equipping you to confidently produce, read, and work with drawings across international mechanical engineering projects. You will master the AutoCAD interface, precision drafting tools, layering, object snaps, XREF management, and customized layouts for large-scale projects, alongside blocks, attributes, and isometric representation of mechanical piping and ductwork.
Beyond drafting, you will develop global standard documentation skills covering dimensioning, annotation, title blocks, viewport creation, and professional plotting templates

30 Hrs Project Oriented Sessions 10 Hrs Practice Sprint

Level 3 moves you beyond modeling into core mechanical engineering design, equipping you with the technical knowledge that separates a Design Engineer from just a Modeler. You will study HVAC system types in depth including VRV/VRF, chilled water, DX, and packaged systems, apply international design regulations including ASHRAE, ISHRAE, SMACNA, and DW/143 standards, and perform heat load calculations using HAP and E20 software, cooling load estimation, and preparation of structured load schedules.
The level then progresses into advanced design deliverables, including air terminal selection and sizing, duct design with single-line and double-line diagrams, chilled water system design and pipe sizing, VRV/VRF system sizing and selection, ventilation design for kitchens, toilets, car parking, and smoke extraction. Underfloor heating principles, psychrometric analysis, and equipment selection are covered through worked examples on live international projects, giving you the complete HVAC design competency required to work independently at senior design engineer level across global AEC organizations.

80 Hrs Project Oriented Sessions 50 Hrs Practice Sprint

Level 4 takes you deep into advanced BIM skills, international standards, and collaboration workflows demanded by leading global consultants and contractors. You will master BIM Execution Plan (BEP) development, ISO 19650 information management, RIBA Stages, and LOD/LOI frameworks governing model deliverables across design and construction phases. Advanced mechanical modelling progresses from LOD 200 through LOD 500, covering HVAC ducting and piping, chilled water systems, ventilation, smoke extraction, and BMS integration, with strong emphasis on clash-free coordination, federated model management, and QA/QC checking against international benchmarks.
You will gain practical experience in ACC, Navisworks for cross-discipline coordination, clash detection, and multi-stakeholder review workflows. Additional competencies include 4D scheduling, 5D cost integration, Dynamo automation, IFC and COBie open-BIM interoperability, and Scan-to-BIM workflows for LOD 400–500 progression. By completion, you will independently manage a mechanical BIM discipline, deliver federated models, and produce compliance documentation senior clients expect.

50 Hrs Project Oriented Sessions 40 Hrs Practice Sprint

Level 5 elevates you to consultant-level mechanical design competency through advanced multidisciplinary design integrating performance and compliance with global standards. You will master conceptual design, schematic design, detailed design packages, IFC and IFT submission packages. Bulk cooling and heating load calculations, W/m2 calculations, space volume and bulk area calculations for plant room and AHU room design are covered alongside report writing standards, project specifications, and authority requirements including Civil Defense, ASHRAE 90.1 energy compliance, and municipality approval guidelines.
The level progresses into advanced ventilation standards and controls, smoke management system design, stairwell pressurization, kitchen exhaust and make-up air design, BMS and controls philosophy, and chiller plant optimization. You will perform duct pressure loss calculations, pipe sizing calculations, pump head calculations, and equipment schedule preparation. Submission packages including authority and client submissions are prepared alongside contractual documents covering instructions to tender, conditions of contract, employer requirements, and scope of work — building complete consultant-level design-engineer capability.

25 Hrs Live Project Work

Level 6 bridges the gap between technical training and true industry readiness, equipping you with the professional skills needed to compete in global AEC job markets. Through dedicated sessions in BIM and engineering, CV preparation workshops, masterclasses with industry leaders, and interactive sessions with global AEC professionals, you build the confidence and competency that international employers actively look for. You will undergo multiple mock interviews simulating real hiring scenarios while refining your resume, LinkedIn profile, presentation skills, and understanding of corporate BIM culture across international organizations.

2.5 Months Live Project Work 5 International Design Projects

Level 7 is where training transforms into real experience. This intensive live internship places you at the heart of consultant-level Design and BIM project delivery — spanning healthcare, hospitality, and high-rise buildings — structured around ISO 19650 and RIBA standards. You will execute 2 live Design projects delivering concept design, schematic design, detailed design, and authority submission packages following full consultant-level submission procedures. Alongside, 3 live BIM projects advance models from LOD 200 through LOD 500, producing shop drawings, as-built models, and full BEP, MIDP, TIDP, COBie documentation.
Participants work within project teams meeting real submission milestones, responding to technical review comments, producing Comment Compliance Reports, and performing interoperability and model checker validations — exactly as demanded by leading global AEC firms. By completion, you will be a confident, internationally deployable Design Engineer and BIM Professional with the precision top firms actively hire for.