Studied architecture.
NOW WHAT?
A-GAP is designed to make your first step into professional life easier.
After graduation, finding your first job in architecture can be challenging.
Universities do not always teach the practical drawing skills and working methods expected in offices.
A-GAP supports this transition by focusing on the essentials needed in practice.
Over 4 weeks, with 1 hour per week, you will learn the basics of architectural drawing and gain the skills that help you enter working life with more confidence.
This course is a starting point for your first job after graduation.
Registrations are now open for our 2026 courses!
Registrations are now open for our 2026 courses!
September Course
3rd September
10th September
17th September
24th September
10th September
17th September
24th September
November Course
5th November
12th November
19th November
26th November
12th November
19th November
26th November
December Course
3rd December
10th December
17th December
24th December
10th December
17th December
24th December
REVIEWS FROM OUR PREVIOUS COURSES
One of the most interesting discoveries for me was realizing how much accuracy we overlook in university because drawings are often made to be visually pleasing rather than technically precise. In this course, every detail matters. The clear, step-by-step explanations of what needs to be drawn and how to draw it properly are incredibly helpful and directly applicable to real professional work.
Beyond the technical skills, the course was genuinely motivating. It removes the fear of stepping into your first job and replaces it with confidence. I now feel much more prepared to produce detailed, accurate plans in a real studio environment. I would highly recommend the course to anyone wanting that extra push toward feeling job-ready. "
1. Session
1/100 Technical Drawings
Scale 1 : 100
Plan and facade drawings
What you’ll learn:
- Developing a 1/100 architectural plan
- Structuring a design through system-based planning
- Creating a balanced façade grounded in architectural logic
2. Session
Exterior Detail Drawings
Scale 1 : 20, 1 : 10, 1 : 5
Main door details, window details
What you’ll learn:
- Exploring the anatomy of window construction
- Detailing the main entrance door as a design and technical element
3. Session
Interior Detail Drawings
Interior Detail Drawings
Scale 1:50, 1 : 20, 1 : 10, 1:5
Bathroom and staircase details
What you’ll learn:
- Drawing bathroom with all fixtures and details
- Designing staircases through section and detail studies
4. Session
Representation
All scales
Staircase, window and full section of a building
What you’ll learn:
- Visualizing staircases at different scales
- Representing window and façade sections in full detail
- Synthesizing all key drawing principles and insights
A-GAP
A-GAP
A-GAP
A-GAP
Welcome to A-GAP — the online platform designed to bridge the gap between architectural school and the demands of today’s studios.
If you’ve just graduated in Architecture and feel confident with concepts but unsure how to produce real-world plans, you’re in the right place. Our training is for early-career architects who want to walk into their first job already feeling two years ahead: competent, confident, and capable of delivering professional-grade drawings from day one.
WHO'S THIS FOR?
Our training is for early-career architects who want to walk into their first job already feeling two years ahead: competent, confident, and capable of delivering professional-grade drawings from day one.
Real explanations.
Real practice. Real progress.
Become highly qualified
- We teach german technical drawing skills, which are greatly requested.
- Our program prepares you for the market so you become highly qualified for any opening.
- Global mindset – Designed so students become professionals.
- Become more confident and find a job easily after completing our course.
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