An architect's job is one unlike most other. As an architect, one can watch their creation come into existence, a lifetime's work that remains after they are gone, much like the work of a filmmaker. Their job consists of designing spaces that are: aesthetically pleasing, polished and elegant, safe and accessible, functional and practical for the client, with construction materials that do not destroy the environment.
The salary range for an architect in Toronto is between $38,520 and $130,418. Work is usually in business hours but may extend to meet a deadline. Work can be in offices, building sites, and at home.
In 2015, the profession was the fourth occupation of the Top Five Occupations in High Demand in Canada by Global News. Employment …show more content…
Required courses for university entry include grade 12 English, Advanced Functions or Calculus and Vectors, and Physics. The average required to enter these programs is between low 80s to high 80s, but of course, the higher the mark, the higher the chance of entry. Requirements to enter the master's program include a professional degree in architecture from the same University or another well recognized university.
Extracurricular courses helpful for getting into an architectural program include Photography Clubs and Arts Council. Unfortunately, A. Y. Jackson does not have any extracurricular activities directly related to the profession.
It is not easy, becoming an architect. One has to study in a university for seven years, then work under supervision for three, all to be able to find a job. This can become frustrating and discouraging. Much like many other jobs, one can only master this job with experience. Many architects are not good until they are in their 40s or 50s. The best I can do is to earn high marks at A. Y. Jackson to ensure university entry. From there, I aim to complete four years of university to receive my bachelor's degree, then proceed to work with my father instead of joining a
The salary range for an architect in Toronto is between $38,520 and $130,418. Work is usually in business hours but may extend to meet a deadline. Work can be in offices, building sites, and at home.
In 2015, the profession was the fourth occupation of the Top Five Occupations in High Demand in Canada by Global News. Employment …show more content…
Required courses for university entry include grade 12 English, Advanced Functions or Calculus and Vectors, and Physics. The average required to enter these programs is between low 80s to high 80s, but of course, the higher the mark, the higher the chance of entry. Requirements to enter the master's program include a professional degree in architecture from the same University or another well recognized university.
Extracurricular courses helpful for getting into an architectural program include Photography Clubs and Arts Council. Unfortunately, A. Y. Jackson does not have any extracurricular activities directly related to the profession.
It is not easy, becoming an architect. One has to study in a university for seven years, then work under supervision for three, all to be able to find a job. This can become frustrating and discouraging. Much like many other jobs, one can only master this job with experience. Many architects are not good until they are in their 40s or 50s. The best I can do is to earn high marks at A. Y. Jackson to ensure university entry. From there, I aim to complete four years of university to receive my bachelor's degree, then proceed to work with my father instead of joining a