Hands-on projects
The AutoCAD course used a real firefighting piping-layout project to teach drafting techniques and industry standards.
Business Bay
CADD International is a design institute in Business Bay focused on practical CAD, BIM and project-management training. Reviews highlight hands-on AutoCAD work, including firefighting piping layouts, alongside structured Revit courses that connect software skills with real project workflows.
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The AutoCAD course used a real firefighting piping-layout project to teach drafting techniques and industry standards.
Revit training is repeatedly described as structured and practical, with fundamentals linked to real-time project workflows.
Reviewers say instructors explain difficult concepts in different ways and keep answering questions until the material is understood.
One reviewer says the Revit schedule was adjusted around their free time after office hours.
If a computer is free after class, students may be able to stay and practise further.
At least one Revit MEP course was delivered smoothly through Microsoft Teams, with sessions described as punctual and structured.
Ask for projects. Ask whether your course includes a real project; the AutoCAD review mentions firefighting piping layouts as hands-on practice.
Check computers. If you need practice time, ask about computer availability before enrolling, as one reviewer wanted more machines for students.
Request flexibility. If you work office hours, ask whether the schedule can be moved to suit your free time.
Stay after. Ask whether you can continue practising after class when a computer is free.
Consider online. For suitable courses, ask about remote delivery: one Revit MEP programme ran through Microsoft Teams.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
The Revit Architecture course is described as well-structured, practical and supported by patient explanations.
Primavera P6 training covers project planning and scheduling, including both fundamentals and advanced features.
Fusion 360 training covered reverse engineering, parametric modelling, design documentation and preparing parts for 3D printing.
The SketchUp and Enscape course focuses on visualization and rendering skills through practical instruction.
This BIM training introduced Navisworks for clash detection and model coordination, plus Autodesk Construction Cloud collaboration.
A reviewer asked for more computers to be available for students during training.
One reviewer wanted additional time for interactive activities during the training.
The Bottom Line
CADD International is a Business Bay design institute for learning professional software rather than simply sitting through theory. Reviewers mention AutoCAD, Revit Architecture, Revit MEP, Primavera P6 and other technical design courses, with the strongest pattern being clear explanations, patient doubt-clearing and practical exercises. The AutoCAD experience can include a real firefighting piping-layout project, giving learners practice with drafting techniques, accurate drawings and industry standards.
Revit reviews describe structured lessons tied to real-time project workflows, while Primavera P6 focuses on project planning and scheduling. Fusion 360 students also worked through reverse engineering, parametric modelling, design documentation and preparing parts for 3D printing. There are useful signs of flexibility: one learner had a Revit schedule adjusted around work, and another says students may stay after class when a computer is free.
The office was described as clean and comfortable, and some training has been delivered through Microsoft Teams. The main practical caution is equipment availability; one reviewer hoped more computers would be provided. If you are comparing courses, ask about the exact project work, computer access and whether the timetable can fit around your working hours.