How I became a Successful Professional Surveyor

[@shemakalinda676]

You really impress many surveyors worldwide and am happy to hear of your school even so i do learn from your video's day by day. Elisa professional surveyor from Rwanda

[@Pedroalcantara30]

I really hope your channel grows. I have 10 years of experience in surveying and I always learn a lot from you. Hugs from a Brazilian surveyor!

[@armorvestrus4119]

You have a great Father and you are very much like him. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@RamiTamimi]

I'm beyond grateful for having my father as my mentor!

[@MacMronts]

This couldnt have come at a more perfect time for myself. Over a decade of experience and always find myself having more to learn everyday. I love every minute of it. Thank you.

[@RamiTamimi]

@@MacMronts we would love to have you join our community at The Survey School!

[@clifflowery]

Your videos helped me in my earlier days in the field... I started at a survey/engineering company with zero experience. Being the person I am, I did not want to go in blind, so I binge watched your videos to help get me started. A year and a half in I run a crew as a party chief and do our hydrographic surveying. I've still got plenty to learn and I know for now pc is my ceiling, but I'm not content with just that. I want to know all there is to know about surveying and survey practices. I want to perform my work with knowledge, skills, and correct practices. I will be looking into your course further.

[@paulineatiat40]

As a Ugandan student pursuing a Bachelor's degree in surveying, I am so glad about your school. I can't afford it now but I will start saving for it. Truth is, some of our lecturers are also just seeking to make money and don't really understand what they are teaching. And then having you who desires to explain to us who seeks to understand the principles of what we are doing is such a blessing. Thanks for your videos. They have been helpful so far

[@andrewhumirang9067]

I am one of your followers consider you as one of my mentor. I'm a civil engineer working as a surveyor. I've learned a lot from you, and I teach what I learn to my team and the OJTs (on-the-job trainees) I oversee. Thank you for the lessons; keep posting videos.

[@Lewanysays]

Hi 👋 I have completed my course in 2009 I joined the survey field work in 2013 in 2014 I resigned from survey and joined another field for 8 years in 2022 I started watching your videos it motivated me to the level i joined survey field again and Alhamdu lil Allah right now I’m in field i have Sokkia GPS messa 3 in Red sea global project at KSA Red sea

[@RamiTamimi]

@@Lewanysays that’s fantastic, I’m happy to hear I’ve motivated you to return to the surveying field!

[@asabapawas4736]

Of all the languages ​​that exist, you decided to speak the truth, seriously, it is incredible how no one had ever raised their voice about this problem in a community as polarized as the world of topography. It is totally true what you say regarding the enormous amount of information and knowledge that past generations prefer to protect rather than share it with new generations, from techniques, tools, information, contacts... In my personal experience I experienced it with my own family, since it would be assumed that counting me It would be the third generation of surveyors in the family, lately I feel nothing but sadness to see how each time the spirit of surveying turns off, and shades, because the oldest ones have no intention of continuing with the line. Besides, I'm practically the last one because the others left, or resigned, or died.😰

[@ababumegersa-yh4tr]

Waw!That is an interesting story my brother!I believe you will contribute much more to our survey world, and we will gain much more from you.

[@luiz231827]

HI from mexico I have almost the same equipment as you, the gnss emild, the dji phamton 4rtk and the matric 300 with zemmuse l1. I like your explanations. I wish you success in the future.

[@darrylmccall3980]

Wow... you never cease to amaze me Rami... This Survey School is Huuuge! .... Lets go!

[@RamiTamimi]

Yes sir, we're building the best surveying community!

[@aidanbrennan7389]

Looking forward to this one. Greetings from Ireland

[@RamiTamimi]

Nice to meet you

[@COskibum05x79]

I feel you man, I got a job at a small land surveying company with absolutely zero experience and I was running the equipment 4 weeks later and straight graded a water line and it was a disater and I blamed myself pretty hard at the time. Now looking back I realize I never should of been running the equipment then without supervision.

[@engrzubairkhan1666]

Fantastic great job keep it up bro we have learnt lots of things from your videos thanks

[@pauloalcover6094]

Great!!!! From Brazil and learning always with you. Sucess, always👏👏

[@Vincent_De_Chris]

Thank you for the resources you are making available to us all.

[@nicxonpiaso6199]

Great Father..Inspiration to sons!

[@franciscogallego3452]

Great Job Rami. Things to keep in mind.

[@franciscogallego3452]

Is there a way as experienced surveyors choose the level need it?

[@LekiniJoka-ur4ce]

The Surveyor life 😊🎉 Big boy game😎 Bula from Fiji 🇫🇯

[@didinedidou2352]

un grand respect pour vous rami, ingénieur géodésien de l'Algérie

[@lztoniolo]

Hello! Cheers from Brazil. Do you think this course would apply to people from other countries aswell, as in US you guys works with feet/foot and have some extensive number of datums to every single state? Here in Brazil we work mostly in SIRGAS2000 and UTM projections, everything in meters of course. Thanks!

[@mc1847]

Almost did it, then I realized the cost is monthly…

[@asabapawas4736]

You can pay 127 dollars for the first monthly payment and take the entire online course and then leave, really an absurd price for the large amount of knowledge it contains

[@Therankinlife]

This is a great story. I loved it. Thank you for all you do Rami.

[@RamiTamimi]

It's my pleasure😁

[@hchattaway]

So it's possible to get certified in surveying without a BS? That would be excellent, I'm in MA... I have my part 107 and Mavic 3T. I'm getting the RTK module soon and have read a ton about surveying. So I'd love to pursue this.

[@monaakkila9891]

Great job Rami👏God bless you🤲

[@rodrigomichalzechen]

Great, but I have a question. Will your course provide the necessary software licenses, or do I need to have them already?

[@falsify1269]

Kind of gives off influencer get rich quick classes to be honest. BUT, I really like your channel and I’m glad you got the happy ending man. Keep pumping out the best surveying videos on youtube.

[@RamiTamimi]

I am an influencer to an extent lol. I'll always be making videos on KZbin 😉

[@patricktryep224]

Can one go through the learning without staying in the United States? I am an African to be precise from Sierra Leone and I have an interest in this great course.

[@volantdrone]

Could you please elaborate on what software you use to teach data processing and deliverables? I’m curious because I’d like to know if we can follow along if we don’t have software licenses that you use / teach across the courses

[@mathias2418]

Hey mate, great video, do you have a rough eta for when the remaining phases (3 - 7) become available? I'm interested in joining the school but my interest is mainly in the latter stages. Cheers

[@EfsunSalmaz]

i want to setup self driving lawn mover using existing tractor and gnss receiver for gps correction looks like great option but dont get is it worth it? i see only complex solutions with high price which makes all things pointless and it's cheaper to get ready robot and not waste time and money

[@StaceyArmstrong-bt2xn]

Thank you for all of your helpful videos! Question about your Survey School: as someone who is only conducting drone surveys for my company (mainly learning on my own), would it be helpful for me to take the courses? In other words, do I need to have a more thorough knowledge of ground surveying, or do I really need more specific training in drone surveying? I am also learning Civil 3D on my own, so that is another aspect of your course I am interested in.

[@RamiTamimi]

@@StaceyArmstrong-bt2xn it’s definitely more of the basics right now since we just launched the school. More advanced lectures will be uploaded soon as more students join and go through the lectures available now. I am doing 3 zoom calls with the students this upcoming week to answer questions and provide guidance on particular areas of interest. You’ll definitely find value in the conversations we have along with the upcoming coursework becoming available.

[@StaceyArmstrong-bt2xn]

​@@RamiTamimi I wanted clarification on whether or not the school would be beneficial for me at this point? It sounded like you were saying that I may want to wait until more advanced lectures are uploaded (I'm assuming those will be on conducting drone surveys and using Civil 3D for cut/fill analysis). Is this the case? If so, any idea on a time frame on when those lectures will become available? Thank you again for all of your help via KZbin.

[@RamiTamimi]

@@StaceyArmstrong-bt2xn hey Stacey, we actually released a Free Drone Course, you just need to submit your email on the site and you can get access to it. We’re developing lectures on a daily basis, and there are weekly coaching calls with members to collaborate and learn from each other. thesurveyschool.com/dronemasterclass-watch-now

[@antenehgeletaw9855]

Hello Rami This sounds is from Ethiopia. Look how world is too small. I have learned many things from your videos. Really appreciate that and wanna join the survey school

[@Warning.smallparts]

Ich schaue deine Videos sehr gerne an 😊 Danke man! ❤

[@ALIEUFSAMAH]

Your videos are educative and inspiring. How can I join the Surveying School?

[@TheDkwon]

Trying to join but it keeps saying my number is invalid.

[@jaycarter2625]

Love watching the videos. What degrees are offered and are they accredited so that they count toward the Surveyor license?

[@crazyyy9713]

If I'm a recent high school grad with no experience, will this course be sufficient for landing an entry-level surveying job?

[@RamiTamimi]

@@crazyyy9713 ahh, yes of course. The courses are designed to help educate on every aspect of surveying. It’s definitely a roadmap community so it’ll improve over time once we grow and receive valuable feedback.

[@crazyyy9713]

@RamiTamimi Very excited to see this grow. Thank you!

[@ValverdeFan27]

I appreciate your video and you open and faith way to transfer the information. How to join the survey school? Any fees ? Thank you Rami

[@kentubee1793]

Hello Surveyor Rami Tamimi you're my role model and my inspiration as far Survey and mapping is concerned. I have Bachelor in Geospatial Technology and am really willing to work with you, how can I get opportunity for this, am from Kenya

[@MaJieMao]

Does this program do anything to actually make you a licensed surveyor???

[@oscarjuarez3386]

Is the survey school only for those already in the industry? If I sign up, would I be able to participate and follow along without any equipment? I’m a senior double majoring in Business Analytics and Finance, but I have a strong interest in surveying and am eager to start working in the field as soon as possible. What would you recommend for someone like me to break into the industry? My school does offer an associate degree in Land Surveying and Geomatics, but I want to get started right away! This associate degree would be something I continued to do in the background. What immediate action can I take to get out on the field?

[@RamiTamimi]

@@oscarjuarez3386 the survey school would be perfect for someone like you as it is a community of members that are highly motivated and interested in learning about surveying at their own pace. it’s a great place to learn from the courses, connect with others learning about Surveying with you, and I’ve access to me and other knowledgeable surveyors to ask questions and learn from.

[@mrthomas7511]

I'm new to this. I have zero qualifications or skills for surveying. I've been in the field almost 2 months. I can repair your cars transmission.

[@ryank4881]

Multi station in background ?

[@RamiTamimi]

I wish, just a standard total station. Leica TS16

[@markmayer5788]

@@RamiTamimi Not just a "standard total station" - a Leica TS16. Top drawer stuff.

[@ryank4881]

@@RamiTamimi rami you’re doing well if it’s even a ts16, great job on the videos. I dream of owning a ms one day, that girl swivels on a dime like butter.

[@RamiTamimi]

@@ryank4881 I KNOW!! Leica sent me one when I did a review of the AP20, and you can hear a thing when it rotates. You get what you pay for 😉

[@whata7570]

Cool... I am assuming it's all self pace online courses? Will we need to get equipment to complete some of the training modules?

[@RamiTamimi]

Yes it's all self pace and no equipment is required. In the future we will be opening up workshops so be on the lookout for that!

[@crazyyy9713]

​@@RamiTamimihow long generally is the course?

[@philemonbalima4615]

It seems that where I am (Burkina Faso -West African) phone number is not recognised

[@YupItsShadow99]

im definitely attending #thesurveyschool !

[@RamiTamimi]

@@YupItsShadow99 see you inside

[@hedayatullahomari-u6m]

hi Mr.Rami Tamimi i like your videos and l learned much more about survey , i am a students of master degree my theases is about how to create topographic maps by using drone and gnss , but unfurtunatlly i am not able to find drone images , could you help me to send me drone images of any porjects .

[@Warning.smallparts]

Ich brauche mehr Informationen über VLX 3 navvis 😊

[@compaadres88]

What is the price in this program. I see it’s 127 a month. Sounds reasonable. But what is the real price

[@RamiTamimi]

@@compaadres88 that is the price, but it will go up in December to $149/month

[@georgeibinabo127]

Do you accept students from Africa

[@sipilnsurveyvision]

Can i have cerficate? If i join

[@alexch3618]

"Tired of people gatekeeping information? Sign up for my expensive course that gate keeps information"

[@addaeprince-qr5gl]

Surveyor Rami : I don't want to gatekeep information Also Surveyor Rami : 127$ per month How can African students have those information 😢

[@agenttechrx]

Wow! Rami, my Brother, Congratulations Sir! I have been following you since 2021, right before I started my Civil Engineering studies at Nassau Community College (SUNY) in Garden City in 2022. Now, I am in my senior year, about to complete my associate degree in Civil Engineering Technology. I quote you a lot in my classes like Elementary Survey and Route Survey. Sometimes, my professors tell me I'm too advanced or discussing topics they're not familiar with. LOL. Thanks to your videos and insights, I've been able to stay ahead. Thank you for creating The Survey School. I am excited to be a part of it as a student and will definitely tell my classmates about you and your school, InshAllah! Please feel free to contact me at my student email : [e-mail]

[@piti6343]

I don't want to be mean to you. I consider you an example, but selling the key to success make you just another seller. I'm quite impressed with your channel, but I feel this is a scam. It would be better to keep the money. At least in my country, if I want to be a surveyor, it means staying away from home for a couple of months or even more and being paid worse. I don't think there are chances for European countries to give a chance at the new generation of surveyors. It's more important to elaborate a plan for those who are in this industry and don't succeed in getting a job or leave the field and go to other departments.

[@RamiTamimi]

@@piti6343 You’re welcome to give it a shot and see if The Survey School is right for you. If it’s not, you’re welcome to request a refund within the first 30 days and provide feedback to help improve the school. This is something new I am trying, and it’s only going to improve over time as more people join and engage in the community. Of course, every country has a different situation, my goal is to give you the tools and resources to succeed as a knowledgeable Surveyor in hopes that you land a position, whether that’s in your country or abroad.

[@asabapawas4736]

Things are what they are. Literally the most valuable thing that can be shared is knowledge. And the great altruistic task of giving it away for the price it currently has really is a gift. For those who want to stop feeling that uncertainty of not knowing what they are doing, whose errors translate into time and money, and which leave a bad image of the surveyor. And secondly, if you seriously believe that being a surveyor is just being exploited at work while working as a foreigner in some site of surveying far from your home, let me tell you, my dear, that you are in the wrong profession, and that surveying is not for everyone, In my experience I give you this: It takes character and intelligence to be a surveyor, even if you are a surveyor's assistant, you can't go around doing crap work just because it's what you only half know how to do and you find it relatively well paid. Since people like you denigrate this profession, by making jobs cheaper and also doing them poorly.😅😅

[@davemack9183]

Can understand all that you are saying. If you’re not the owner. Your nothing No training No future

[@RamiTamimi]

Not just being a business owner. You have to understand you business better than anyone else in order to train them and stay ahead of your competitors.

[@davemack9183]

Take your 15 dollars an hour. Keep working faster and harder. Keep your workers dumb with excuses that they don’t understand business expenses. Oh ya. Invest your money so that someday you can retire with nothing. No benefits No future. Find another profession

[@compaadres88]

Computer nerd.