April 5, 2023
See below our training dates for quarter 2 of 2023. These courses may be used towards CPD hours.
Note: There will also be a new Advanced MudShark course dates TBC.
If you have any questions or would like to book a date, please contact stephen@bsssoftware.com
More details can be found here https://www.bsssoftware.co.uk/cubit-virtual-training/
APRIL
Thursday 6th – Advanced Cubit for the Estimator
Tuesday 18th – Introduction to Cubit
Thursday 20th – Cubit BIM Takeoff (5D BIM)
Tuesday 25th – Advanced Cubit for the QS
Thursday 27th – Introduction to MudShark
MAY
Thursday 4th – Introduction to Cubit
Tuesday 9th – Advanced Cubit for the Estimator
Thursday 11th – Advanced Cubit for the QS
Tuesday 16th – Introduction to Cubit
Tuesday 30th – Introduction to Cubit
JUNE
Thursday 1st – Cubit BIM Takeoff (5D BIM)
Tuesday 6th – Introduction to MudShark
Thursday 8th – Advanced Cubit for the Estimator
Thursday 15th – Introduction to Cubit
Tuesday 20th -Advanced Cubit for the QS
Thursday 29th – Introduction to Cubit
Price on application.
Dates are currently provisional and subject to change.
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