Two confirmed training days
Foundation
Online training · 14 and 21 November 2026 · 09:00–12:00 and 13:00–16:00 each day · Belgian time (Europe/Brussels, UTC+1) · 12 hours
Both dates cover the full 12-hour pathway.
BIMXCELLENCE · FOUNDATION & ADVANCED
BIM training online, with a future base in Wallonia
Build skills around a real project.
Start with BIM fundamentals or develop the information management and coordination skills to lead digital delivery. Practical learning through real project scenarios, demonstrations and guided exercises, with online participation for international learners.
Discuss your training goals ↗Live online training · Future base in Wallonia · French / English
Information sessions · indicative timetable
Advanced
Advanced information sessions · Module 2: 12 December 2026 · Module 3: 9 January 2027 · Times will be agreed with prospective students. Subsequent classes will be scheduled with participants.
42 hours over 10 non-consecutive days for modules 2 and 3. These two dates are not the full timetable.
Indicative pace: 8 four-hour sessions and 2 five-hour workshops, totalling 42 hours over 10 weeks, with one session per week, preferably on Saturdays.
Final dates and times are agreed with the group before enrolment is confirmed. This indicative pace is not a confirmed timetable. Information sessions introduce the pathways and are separate from the advertised training hours.
Information session · indicative timetable
Master Class
Information session: 6 February 2027. The time and class timetable will be agreed with participants.
54 hours of training, a final project and 30 days of email support after the final class. The full pathway does not take place on 6 February.
Indicative pace: Foundation over 2 six-hour days, followed by Advanced over 8 four-hour sessions and 2 five-hour workshops. A total of 54 hours over approximately 12 weeks, with one session per week, preferably on Saturdays. Develop your project during classes, then complete it at your own pace, with 30 days of email support after the final class.
Final dates and times are agreed with the group before enrolment is confirmed. This indicative pace is not a confirmed timetable. Information sessions introduce the pathways and are separate from the advertised training hours.
Training currently takes place live online. For Advanced and Master Class, the detailed timetable is agreed before enrolment is confirmed. Registering interest neither reserves a place nor triggers payment.
MODULE 1 · 12 HOURS
Foundation — Understand BIM through practical learning.
A guided introduction: understand the BIM workflow and explore the role of the tools through demonstrations and supported activities.
Who is it for?
Designed for students, early-career professionals, technicians and coordinators who want a practical grounding in BIM.
Entry requirements
You’ll need basic Windows and Excel skills and a willingness to learn. Advanced BIM software experience is not required.
Learning outcomes
• Understand how a model and its documentation are organised
• Identify the key stages of coordination and information sharing
• Explore how BIM information connects to data visualisation indicators through guided exercises
MODULES 2 & 3 · 42 HOURS OVER 10 NON-CONSECUTIVE DAYS
Advanced — Structure information. Coordinate delivery. Make better decisions.
For participants with BIM foundations and practical Excel skills: develop information management methods, then turn project data into data insight.
Who is it for?
For experienced BIM managers and coordinators, Information Managers and Digital Delivery Leads looking to strengthen their delivery approach.
Entry requirements
You need a grounding in BIM, working knowledge of Excel, and the ability to navigate and work with models in Revit or Navisworks.
Useful background
Familiarity with a common data environment (CDE) and ISO 19650 principles is helpful.
Developed during the course
Power BI, Power Query and DAX are developed through the course; prior mastery is not required. Python is introduced where relevant to the selected exercises.
Learning outcomes
• Develop a project information strategy
• Manage information deliverables and review workflows
• Build interactive dashboards and use project data to justify an action plan
From project information to data insight
BIM extends beyond 3D. It also means managing the documents, models and information required by the project programme. Foundation introduces these connections; Advanced develops the data structures and dashboards used to track delivery and support decisions.
Requirements
Analyse the EIR and develop a BEP that sets out responsibilities and delivery methods.
Federation
Define the model federation strategy and track clashes and technical issues.
Delivery
Structure MIDP document and model deliverables with dates and owners, and track RFIs for traceability.
Insight
Connect project data to interactive dashboards to explain progress, outstanding actions and current project status.
These are Advanced learning activities. Foundation provides an introductory, guided overview.
Plan your learning journey
Foundation introduces the key principles of BIM in 12 hours. Before moving on to Advanced, we review your Excel skills and ability to work with models; prior mastery of Power BI, Power Query or DAX is not required. Before an Advanced or Master Class enrolment is confirmed, we start with a discussion of your practical software skills and understanding of BIM processes. Depending on your current skills, preparatory exercises may be recommended before modules 2 and 3. Participants who already meet the entry requirements can join Advanced directly. For the Master Class, the same discussion helps plan your progression from module 1 to the final project.
Practical support
Support during scheduled classes, followed by email exchanges. Course documents and required files are shared with participants through their member access.
Master Class
The complete journey combines Foundation and Advanced, with a final project to bring the methods together. Explore the full offer and discuss your starting point before enrolling.
View the complete journey ↗Dates and practical arrangements
Foundation: 14 and 21 November cover all 12 hours of training. Advanced and Master Class dates mark introductions; further classes are scheduled with participants. The full timetable, format and venue or online access arrangements are shared before you confirm enrolment. Bring your own laptop; technical requirements are provided when we respond to your enquiry.
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Find the right starting point
Tell us about your role, your current tools and what you want to achieve. We will help you assess the prerequisites and choose a suitable live online programme. In-person sessions are planned in Wallonia; the venue and dates are still to be confirmed.
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