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Here are some frequently asked questions about becoming and working as a Part I Architectural Assistant in the UK, with a special focus on London, and how Architecture Social can support you on your journey.
Browse live Part I Architectural Assistant jobs, filter by location and apply through the listing. If nothing suitable is live, register your details or use the contact page so we can keep you in mind.
Show clear design thinking, selected projects, drawings, models, software skills and your role in each piece of work. Keep it focused, readable and easy for a busy practice to review.
Part I assistants usually support design, research, drawings, models, presentations and early technical work. The exact mix depends on the practice, project stage and team structure.
Practices look for curiosity, design judgement, communication, reliability and a willingness to learn. Strong presentation skills and a basic understanding of common software can help you stand out.
Software expectations vary, but Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite and presentation tools are commonly useful. Be honest about your level and show how you used each tool in your work.
Pay depends on location, practice type and experience. Compare this page with the Part I Architectural Assistant salary guide before applying, accepting an offer or negotiating.
Yes, but your portfolio needs to make your design process, technical awareness and communication clear. If you are new to the UK market, explain your experience simply and avoid overloading the application.
Yes. Start by browsing the live Part I jobs, compare pay on the salary guide, then contact us with your CV and portfolio if you want a steer.
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