Working after ARCHITECTURE PART 2 international student

Hello,
I am about to finish my part 2 in architecture (Year 5).
In order to continue with my part 3 I need to get two years of work experience in U.K before I can take exams for part 3 and without that two years of work experience I can not continue.
I've read that professions like Doctors, Lawyers and architects have exceptions and can be eligible for work experience.
I would like to know if there is a way to get that work experience so that i can continue with my part 3, if so how can i start the process.

Thank you

P.S I am an Indian Overseas student on Tier 4 visa

rgv dxt wrote:Hello,
I am about to finish my part 2 in architecture (Year 5).
In order to continue with my part 3 I need to get two years of work experience in U.K before I can take exams for part 3 and without that two years of work experience I can not continue.
I've read that professions like Doctors, Lawyers and architects have exceptions and can be eligible for work experience.
I would like to know if there is a way to get that work experience so that i can continue with my part 3, if so how can i start the process.

Thank you

P.S I am an Indian Overseas student on Tier 4 visa

This may be a question for your university (careers service) & international student support service.

rgv dxt wrote:I've read that professions like Doctors, Lawyers and architects have exceptions and can be eligible for work experience.

Where have you read this?

sah10406 wrote:

rgv dxt wrote:I've read that professions like Doctors, Lawyers and architects have exceptions and can be eligible for work experience.

Where have you read this?

I read it on the below website

http://www.ukcisa.org.uk/content.aspx?CategoryID=2492

As it says there, you need to discuss with your university how and if you can do the work experience between parts 1 and 2.

You will need to find an employer to offer you the two years professional practise.
As you are a Tier 4 visa holder you will require a tier 2 general visa to take such employment.

Extract of SOC below showing min salary etc.

2431


Architects



Example job tasks:
 liaises with client and other professionals to establish building type, style, cost limitations and landscaping requirements;
 studies condition and characteristics of site, taking into account drainage, topsoil, trees, rock formations, etc.;
 analyses site survey and advises client on development and construction details and ensures that proposed design blends in with the surrounding area;
 prepares detailed scale drawings and specifications for design and construction and submits these for planning approval;
 monitors construction work in progress to ensure compliance with specifications. Related job titles:
 Architect
 Architectural consultant
 Chartered architect
 Landscape architect
Salary rates:
 Part 1 graduate £21,000
 Part 2 graduate £23,100
 Part 3 graduate/ newly registered architect £27,300
 Experienced worker £31,200