Course Description
20-20 Design Training Level l: Introduction to 20-20 Design is an overview intended for users that are new to 20-20 Design
software. It teaches the core competencies required to be productive at this level. Upon successful completion of Level l, students will be able to use 20-20 Design to design, quote and order the most common kitchens sold in the US today (basic L shape, U shape, and variations with simple islands and/or peninsulas).
Topics Covered
- Navigating the Main Screen
- Using Menus and Toolbars
- Laying Out Walls
- Working with Wall Properties
- Creating Construction Lines
- Placing Doors and Windows
- Placing Cabinets and Fillers
- Placing Appliances
- Auto-Designing Countertops and Moldings
- Adding Notes to a Plan
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- Saving Design Files
- Using Online Help
- Printing Floor Plans and Elevations
- Generating Renderings
- Assigning Doorstyles and Pricing
- Getting a Quick Price
- Getting a Quote and Item List
- Placing an Order
- Using NKBA Design Assistants
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Who should attend this class
- Kitchen and Bath Designers who are new to the industry but possess the prerequisites listed below
- Experienced designers drawing and pricing by hand who want to learn to use Computer-Aided Design and Sales software
- Designers who have used an earlier version of 20-20 Design (5.x or lower) and want to upgrade their skills
- Designers who have used other Computer-Aided Design and Sales software that now want to transition to 20-20 Design software
- People changing careers who are seeking jobs as Kitchen and Bath designers
Prerequisite
To be successful in Level l a Kitchen Designer/Salesperson should have a minimum of three months of full time kitchen design and sales experience or have attended NKBA's Kitchen Starter course; and, should already possess basic computer skills acquired from using other Windows based software applications.
Course Length / NKBA CEU Credits
l day / 6.5
Cost
$295 ($270 if taken as Fast Track Day One)[1]
[1] Post-training interviews indicate that students who take Level l and Level ll on consecutive days are much more productive when they return to work. We strongly encourage students at this level to take our Fast Track consisting of Level l and Level ll on consecutive days.
Massachusetts Employers
Level I: Introduction to 20-20 Design Software
(Course ID: 1052215)
is approved for:
Specific Funding (Boston)
Workforce Training Fund
(WTF) (Statewide) |
