Know where
you stand.
Personal BIM Capability Assessment Towards Mastery
Thirty questions across the six working domains of building information modeling — Modeling & Families, Documentation & Views, Coordination & Collaboration, MEP Systems, Structure & Interoperability, Automation & the Vanguard. You choose the level you intend to reach on the five-level scale — from Foundation to Mastery — and the instrument measures where you stand against it.
The fee is $0, and the result is private. Registration is collected at the BG Latitude register exactly like course enrollment — no payment is taken and no card is required. Your result appears on no public register and is shown to no one. When you finish, your readout is free: your overall score, and a score in each category. The Assessment Papers ($15) issue the meaning as one document set from the Office of the Registrar: the full diagnostic on the five-level scale, the gap analysis against the level you chose, the day-by-day Action Plan built on one law — the only way to improve is by doing, in a project file — and your Market Standing, your capability read for marketability and for the firm you work for, written for promotion conversations.
- Fee$0 — collected at the register, no card required
- ReadoutFree — overall score + a score in each category
- Length30 questions · six domains · one sitting
- ScaleFive levels — Foundation to Mastery, chosen by you
- PrivacyNo public record. Yours alone.
- Assessment Papers$15 — diagnostic + Action Plan + Market Standing
- CalibrationRevised every quarter against the live market
The five levels are one road walked in order — Foundation, Practitioner, Proficient, Advanced, Mastery — and the pathway between them is yours: personal, tailored to your own diagnostic, no matter what stage you are at.
Your record keeps your arc: re-take the instrument each quarter and watch your standing move against a standard that moves with the market. A new kind of personal BIM assessment — built around your growth, not an employer’s judgment.
This assessment will be expanded to be more expansive across all the AEC disciplines in the near future — architecture, structures, MEP, and the disciplines beyond them. Each instrument is calibrated quarterly using current job requirements, current technologies, and professional workflows — what is asked of the craft and what is on the vanguard — and verified by a practitioner currently doing the work at the highest level it is done.