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If you're interested in design, construction and buildings, you might want to consider a career as an architectural and town planning technician. This role supports architects with technical assistance and design. Learn more about this role including salary expectations, required skills and more.
Your career progression as an architectural and town planning technician will depend on the type of company you choose to work for. Large firms tend to offer more structured career progression routes leading to managerial and senior roles.
In the early years, you’ll be busy building your portfolio of different projects. Once you’ve demonstrated your skills and enthusiasm, you can work towards a more senior position such as an architectural technologist.
There's also the option to be self-employed once you’ve gained enough experience and contacts.
You’ll gain a lot of experience on the job and may be offered opportunities to upskill.
With experience, you could become a member of the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists. To do this, you must complete the MCIAT professional assessment or the MCIAT Professional and Occupational Performance Record. This will give you the opportunity to attend events and workshops to continually develop your technical and design skills.
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