Salary information for Part II Architectural Assistants in July, 2025:
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FAQs about Part II Architectural Assistant Salaries
What is the typical salary range for a Part II Architectural Assistant in London with 0-2 years of experience?
In London, a Part II Architectural Assistant with 0-2 years of experience can generally expect to earn a salary ranging from approximately £28,000 to £32,000 per year. This range reflects the initial period after completing the Part II qualification, where individuals are gaining practical experience towards their professional accreditation.
How do salaries for Part II Architectural Assistants with more experience (3-4 years) compare in London?
As Part II Architectural Assistants gain more experience, typically after 3-4 years, their earning potential increases. In London, this experience often translates to salaries ranging from around £32,000 to £38,000. This progression highlights the value placed on practical knowledge and growing autonomy within architectural practices.
What is the average salary for a Part II Architectural Assistant across the broader UK?
Across the wider UK, a Part II Architectural Assistant with 0-2 years of experience can typically expect salaries between £28,600 and £33,200. For those with 2-5 years of experience at the Part II level, the average range expands to approximately £32,200 to £38,950, reflecting consistent salary growth with increasing practical application.
What factors influence the salary of a Part II Architectural Assistant?
Several factors can influence a Part II Architectural Assistant’s salary, including the size and type of the architectural practice, with larger or more specialized firms potentially offering different compensation structures. The specific sector of projects (e.g., commercial, residential, public) and the individual’s level of skill, responsibility, and progression towards their Part 3 qualification also play a significant role.
What is the typical salary progression for a Part II Architectural Assistant after becoming a Recently Qualified Architect (ARB/RIBA)?
Upon successfully achieving ARB registration and/or RIBA chartership, a Part II Architectural Assistant transitions to a ‘Recently Qualified Architect’ status, which brings a notable increase in earning potential. A newly qualified architect can typically expect a salary in the range of £37,700 to £43,600, reflecting their full professional standing and increased responsibilities within a practice.
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