Before tax

Increasingly, I am seeing more and more opinions like yours. Are you still working in Architecture?

Yes, it is possible.

Interesting to hear, where are you based?

Sadly, this is the case for so many! What needs to happen for this to change?

It's a frustrating feeling! If you didn't choose Architecture, what would you have gone into?

I'll try and make a video like this for Interior Design!

Sure I will

I'll see if I can put something together

Hiya, how a architecture could save by doing his own property? I really need to know it 😀

Self-employment is a goal for several architects, when did you know it was the right time to start working for yourself?

@@annotatearchitecture I didn’t have a choice, I lost my job during the recession 2008 and needed to pay the bills. Never looked back. I think there is never a good time to become self employed. If the economy is booming, why leave a good job. If the economy is tanking, where will you get clients? I never wanted to be self employed but it turned into the best career decesion I ever made.

@@annotatearchitecture are you planning any new videos?

@@RealLifeArchitecture Ah ok, it's great that it worked out for you!

you dont get taxed if you earn under £12k

@@whatis954 per month not year lol

@@fastjack1108 my bad

Thank you! Best of luck with your job search

Not a bad school too but it’s still a fairly new course and for RIBA Part II they’re still seeking accreditation. The others on the list have been established for many years.

I think most if not all RIBA accredited masters are two years long. It's hard to tell, but for the best chances I would go for an accredited course. That is not to say that doing the opposite will hinder your success. Good luck!

It depends on the university requirements that you are applying to. It's best to contact them directly and they will let you know. Good luck!

Yes ,it is possible.You can do M.arch

A portfolio is usually sent with your application. But sometimes they will ask to see it when you have an interview.

Best case scenario is maths, science, and art/design but most just want maths OR a science and a portfolio of sketches and creative work.

Hi Nadia, thank you for your comment! We are working on some new videos, what do you want to know?

@@annotatearchitecture Basically everything we need to know about getting an architect job, like if it still in demand, if it's very competitive at the moment and yh, but thank you so much that will be really helpful

This depends on which country you are working in. I only know for the UK, the information is in our video!

U can tell me avarage salary in uk for architecture after master ?

Glad it helped!

You are welcome!

They are all very good universities, you will get a great degree/experience at all of them!

hey im applying to sheffield and newcastle this year too! whats your portfolio like?

@3D Modeller same eek I literally just want to get accepted into the manchester school of architecture but I feel like my portfolio is gonna be rlly bad.😭😭😭

@@homoudalshaya same here

hmoud alshaya Manchester is a great example of my previous comments. They claim to be so great, yet if you check non-biased results and score them on their involvement in industry they score terribly. Most of the tutors there have been on the same gravy train for years. No projects working in tandem on real projects or with real practices, and little in the way of tutors who ‘really’ work in industry. Even if you attend just for your first 3 years, then you’ll pay £30000, more if you come from overseas, you’ll attend a few lectures, and see your tutors maybe 10 minutes a week. On top of this they have very little in facilities that you can use and expect you to buy a £3000 laptop and even more for the software you can use. When you want to make a model, they will also charge you for materials and anything else they can get away with. Where exactly does the £30000 go? Add those 10 minutes a week up over the course of 3 years and you’ve basically sat down with a failed architect for the best part of a day. Now add up all those £30000s by multiplying it with all the other people in your class, then don’t forget the university runs two classes. And the course last 5 years in total. We are at a very large sum by this time and they give you nothing in return, they’d argue that they ‘taught’ you, I would argue otherwise. The final insult is when you go and do your year out in practice, do they help you find a place? No it’s thanks for the cash, go and sort yourself out, because our university doesn’t know anyone in industry. Basically you’re just buying a ticket, a very expensive ticket to practice. When finally you do have your rubber stamp and you can practice you’ll then learn about RIBA and how the scam continues.

Oxford brookes cheapest and on of the best

@@bilalshaikh5851 but I want b.arch or bsc. In architecture

@@mohitbapdoliya346 well if you are looking for b.sc then b.a and bsc are similar

That's fantastic! They are in a random order, but are all great places to study. I know people that went to both Bath and Nottingham, they are both very successful.

Hi. First of all, congratulations! I know these school are very challenging to get in so the fact that you got into both is amazing. I would love to go to Bath but I'm not sure where to start in my preparation and how to create a strong portfolio. Would you mind answering a few of my questions? I know it's been two years, so I'm pretty sure you won't reply, but I wanted to ask just in case. Thank you! (Btw, if there's someone that got into an architecture school and wouldn't mind sharing some tips, I would be very grateful.)

@@terezakoubova3922 hi, of course, i’m happy to answer any questions, although unfortunately i am not studying at bath but i’d be happy to help with whatever i can.

An intern year or year out or year in industry is commonly done after your first Bachelors degree. There are universities that take students without experience in practice, but most prefer students to take a year out. I suggest contacting the universities directly to see what they would prefer. I hope this helps!

Hi, happy to help. Please send me a direct message

@@annotatearchitecture... Can you please tell me any university teaching online masters degree in architecture

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Annual pay, unfortunately....

Haha yikes

@@HowardxDuck coz they get taxed 40%+

🤣

No problem! More to follow

A day in the life of an architect, please :)

@@tobilol4756 Thanks Thomas, we will try to get this done soon!

@@annotatearchitecture Do i right understand you: architects earn rise avarage salary in UK? I want to become architect but I am afraid of can't find job with normal salary. Or needn't fear it?

Work ethics / culture in UK for architects a general idea please!

Jobs and scope for interior designers.