Building Engineer Training Institute (BETI)

I had a wonderful experience enrolling myself at the BETI Electrical Engineering Bootcamp. The course covered all fundamental topics comprehensively and was thoughtfully structured, making it easily digestible even for beginners. I must highlight the instructor, Sam, whose is a subject matter expert in the domain. He not only possesses in-depth knowledge but also demonstrates a proactive approach in assisting through any challenges encountered during the bootcamp.Sam's approachability and willingness to provide support at every juncture greatly enhanced my learning experience. Overall, I had a positive experience during the bootcamp and would recommend it to others.
Apr 4th, 2024

The BETI electrical engineering bootcamp had been a wonderful experience. I enjoyed working through the assignments and Im proud of what Ive accomplished upon completion of the program. Sam had been a great instructor in every aspect knowledgeable, articulate, and very approachable. The program was very well structured and worth its salt!
Feb 24th, 2024

I had an exceptional experience at the Building Engineering Training Institute (BETI), where I enrolled in a training program focused on the practical application of Revit for Electrical Design. The insight, knowledge and skills I gained during the program exceeded my expectations, and helped with securing offers in the MEP industry. I highly recommend BETI for anyone looking to enhance their proficiency in this field, or those entry-level applicants who would like to enter the industry.
Dec 20th, 2023

Thanks for your resume reviews and career advice. Super helpful to have someone with more experience guide me through the industry.
Dec 16th, 2023

I took the Revit Essentials: Electrical Building Engineer course as part of a free trial run for the company, the course content was about 30% learning about how the MEP industry works and what a career in it might look like, 40% technical stuff (i.e. sizing transformers, spacing requirements for panel boards etc etc) and 30% how to use rivet and actually learning how to make a electrical plan. the schedule was one 2 hour group lecture to talk about content and then a 1 hour 1 on 1 to ask any questions or get help with Revit. our lecturer had a lot of experience in the industry which definitely was helpful and all of the information was good quality as far as i could tell. I can only speak as a newbie to the industry but in my experience it definitely was worth while also fyi a lot of these types of industry education tend to have that monotone academic YouTube video with 200 views type of tone but this does not which i personally really appreciated
Nov 30th, 2023