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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.
A degree related to architecture or design will go a long way. Subjects to consider include:
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You don’t always need a postgraduate degree to become an architectural and town planning technician. However, this would definitely boost your employment prospects.
Examples of taught MAs and research degrees at the postgraduate level include MAs in:
To succeed in this profession, you need to be personable, creative and thorough. You must be detail-oriented and highly organised.
Work experience is extremely desirable in this field and will set you apart from other candidates when applying for a degree or a job. Some university courses offer placement years, so you can gain experience before you’ve even graduated. Reach out to the planning department of your local authority to ask about work experience opportunities.
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