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Architectural Apprentice
A practice role and a study route need to work together. Check the apprenticeship level, the work you will do and the support around study before you apply.
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Nearest stage · Part II
Level 7 apprentices work at Part II stage. These roles are open now. Ask each practice whether it would support a Level 7 apprenticeship.
- Interior Architect / Part II+ Architectural AssistantWaldo StudioWaldo Studio · LondonDependent on experiencePosted 18 Oct
- Part II Architectural Assistant - AJ100 PracticeConfidential practiceConfidential practice · London · HybridTypically £31k to £37kPosted 15 Oct
- Experienced Part II Architectural AssistantConfidential practiceConfidential practice · United Kingdom · HybridTypically £31k to £36kPosted 12 Oct
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What apprentices are paid.
London benchmarks from our salary guide. Open a benchmark for outside-London pay and the full breakdown.
- Level 6Part 1 route · London, open the salary guide£25,500 typical£24,500 to £27,000
- Level 7Years 1 to 2 · London, open the salary guide£29,500 typical£28,000 to £31,000
- Level 7Years 3 to 4 · London, open the salary guide£34,000 typical£32,500 to £36,000
Bar: published low to high. Mark: typical. Scale £22,000 to £38,000.
Tuition fees
£0
Apprentices pay no tuition fees, and the practice pays your salary throughout.
For new Level 7 apprentices, government funding now covers ages 16 to 21, or under 25 for care leavers and people with an EHC plan. Otherwise the practice pays for the training.
The route
Architecture apprenticeships, in plain terms.
An architecture apprenticeship lets you work in a practice and study with a partner university at the same time. You earn a salary from day one and pay no tuition fees.
There are two levels. The Level 6 Architectural Assistant apprenticeship leads to a Part 1 degree. The Level 7 Architect apprenticeship covers Part 2 and Part 3, and you need Part 1 before you start. Each typically takes about four years.
Level 6 alone does not qualify you as an architect.
Ask before you apply
- Which apprenticeship level is the role?
- Which university does the practice work with?
- How are your study days protected?
Prepare
Get ready for a first practice interview.
Use a small selection of work to show how you think, communicate and respond to feedback. School, college, university or personal projects all count.
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Where it leads
From apprentice to Architect.
Live counts from the jobs board today. Each step opens its own job-title page.
- You are hereArchitectural ApprenticePaid work and study togetherNone open today
- NextArchitectural Assistant Part IAfter Level 6 or a Part 1 degreeNone open today
- ThenArchitectural Assistant Part IILevel 7 apprentices work at this stage10 open today
- LaterArchitectAfter Part 3 and ARB registration23 open today
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