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Architecture Career Path
Where do you start after you get all certifications? #architecture #architect #career
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Rachel’s Answer
Hey Roberto,
To be become a registered architect you first should attend an accredited school. There are 5 year accredited Bachelor of Architecture programs or 4 year bachelor programs (unaccredited) that can be paired with a 2 year Masters of Architecture accredited program.
While you're in school you can intern under a registered architect and AXP hours (you need about 3 years worth) and keep gaining experience hours after graduation when you get a full-time job. Once you have enough experience in all the areas, you can qualify to take the ARE. The ARE (current version is 5.0) has 6 tests, and once you complete them you are a registered architect and can stamp your own drawings or create your own practice.
Research accredited architecture schools
Apply and enroll into accredited architecture school
Complete internships/on-the-job experience and track AXP hours
Quality to take Architect Registration Examination (ARE)
Take ARE 5.0 tests (there are 6) and pass- then you are a registered architect
To be become a registered architect you first should attend an accredited school. There are 5 year accredited Bachelor of Architecture programs or 4 year bachelor programs (unaccredited) that can be paired with a 2 year Masters of Architecture accredited program.
While you're in school you can intern under a registered architect and AXP hours (you need about 3 years worth) and keep gaining experience hours after graduation when you get a full-time job. Once you have enough experience in all the areas, you can qualify to take the ARE. The ARE (current version is 5.0) has 6 tests, and once you complete them you are a registered architect and can stamp your own drawings or create your own practice.
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Navin’s Answer
Hello Roberto, there are multiple career paths when it comes to architecture. It depends on which field you are interested in. It might help if you can elaborate on what certifications or the field that you are referring to. Good luck!