Hello! Great content.. very informative and insightful..also loved your video about licensure and international graduates.. please do more of getting first job as an international graduate in Canada..good luck 💕
Thank you Ashley,... This video was great like always. I'm also curious about job opportunities that a foreign architectural graduate (without Canadian work experience and specific contextual knowledge such as provincial building codes and so on) may apply for as their first job in Canada?!
I was looking for this channel so much, thanks for all this info, i read about this but is nice to have this tips from you, I am architect in chile planning to move to canada 😊
Greetings Ash, I'm working my way to shift to Canada with a 3yrs work x from india. Your info was the most qualitative of all that o went through. Cheers!
Hi Christy, I'm happy to hear the content is helpful. You might also find the following video helpful which also provides more insight about how to go about finding an architecture job; ruclips.net/video/IfXnNkELFOE/видео.html.
Hi Adil Sheikh, your welcome 😃😊 Canada would be a great option to settle. In the near future once things are safer, I plan on doing meetups so it's completely possible to meet up.
Hello Ma'am...I hope you are doing well and taking proper care of your health...My name is Madhurjyamay Saha and I am Architecture Student from India...Ma'am I want to do my 6 months internship in Canada which is a part of my curriculum...I shall be highly obliged if suggest me some ways to apply and where to apply...Thank you
Hi Madhurjyamay! Thank you for the introduction 😊 I would recommend looking into which province and city your planning to move. Once thats establish I would look into making applications. You could look for job postings under the local jurisdiction. For example in Ontario it would be the OAA (Ontario Association of Architects): oaa.on.ca/knowledge-and-resources/careers-and-opportunities/employment-opportunities . Hope this helps. All the best!
Can you please make a video about the PR oppertunities of Foreign students like country India or other, for applying job visa to Canada and which start job as an Intern Architect to license Architect?..
Hi Muhammad! Great questions. I will be doing a more detailed video, step by step guide for finding your first job as a foreign professional so stay tune. Thank you for the feedback 😊
@@architecture_tv and also.. one more dbt is abt , we can direct apply to Intern Architect program through Students visa or Firstly we want to study master / pg diploma course , then to intern architect program , after all we get PR,!
Just in breif... In students visa , we get 2 year for course studying and 3 year stayback at Canada.. total 5 years, but in job visa . We want to seek jobs under one year.. And I'm telling about is after i complete my 5 years b.arch coures and I can apply to students visa and start in as inter Architect program for 3720 hrs and I can stay back there for license purpose and getting PR also.. Or i want to take Job visa to this Inter Architect program?
@@dooo.itttttt I'm not an expert on Student Visas but its important to note that an Intern Architect is not considered a student. As an Intern Architect you are not enrolled in formal studies, you'd be working full time at a practice collecting your experience (3720 hours) with a supervising Architect. I would double check with an expert that has experience in Student Visas. It's also important to note that you need to get your education certified by the CACB before you can become an Intern Architect. Once your education is certified you can collect your experience 3720 hours and write your exams along with any additional requirements set by your jurisdiction. The application form for the CACB academic certification for foreign graduates can be found here: cacb.ca/non-accredited-professional-degree/ If you need more information about the Intern Architect program and you're thinking about moving to Ontario the following is a link to the OAA website: oaa.on.ca/registration-licensing/intern-architect
Hey Ashley! Absolutely love your content. When you said project management course. Did you mean construction management or project management in general? I'm an architect. Should I do general project management or construction management?
Hi Mohd! Thank you. I was referring to project management in general. There are also PMP cerification. This really depends on your goals and what you'd like to focus within architecture. Most importantly within the job market for the architecture industry Revit skills is essential so I would make sure first to have Revit skills since its currently in demand within the job market.
Oh okay! I was planning on doing construction management in canada as I wanted to know in and outs of construction which might help me in future instead of general project management..And as you said yes I have some experience in revit but I will also take a creditation course online soon. Thank you so much for the response!
Thank you Ashley for this youtube channel! It’s very helpful as an aspiring architect! I was wondering, is it possible to do the internship program in the US instead of Canada?
Hi TeddyBear! You're welcome, happy to hear its helpful 😊 It's possible for example to be an Intern Architect through the OAA (Ontario Association of Architects) and still be able to work in another country and log that experience as long as you complete the required amount of local experience. Each province has different requirements so its important to check with your local jurisdiction. You could also go through the licensing requirements in the US.
Hi Ashley hope your doing good.I am an architect with a master of architecture degree and working experience in India and Qatar could you please suggest me the ways to get a job in Canada regarding this field
Hi Tanushree! I would use the tips in the video. Also, think about which city or province your thinking about moving into. Once you know the location, I would begin the job search and start applying. And if you don't know Revit I would recommend learning Revit since its in demand. Best of luck on your search.
Hello question, if you have to submit the requirements of CACB you need to pass the hard copies of it? since I am from the Philippines, I need to go first in canada?
Hi, I have a question about the role when applying the first job in Canada. Let's say if I have 10 years of experience practicing architecture in a foreign country as an Associate Director without licensed (gradutaed from a Naab accredited program). What role employer would consider if they are interested in your resume/portfolio? Thanks!
Hi Jon! I can't say exactly what role since this varies greatly from practice to practice however you could apply to job postings that require 10 plus years of experience. Job titles really depend on your skill set and experience along with what the practice requires. Some senior level positions require 10 years of experience. Now, this will also depend on your project experience and skill set. I would start by applying to a few job postings and see the responses you get. Check out the job postings and descriptions for each job title to get an idea, this is the OAA website: oaa.on.ca/knowledge-and-resources/careers-and-opportunities/employment-opportunities
Hi Rio! Many do, I would recommend just sending your portfolio to has many practices as possible. Make sure to spend time on building your portfolio. Best of luck 😊
Hi Rohan, its more about your skills not necessarily what certifications or degrees you have if your looking for work in the industry. Degrees and certificates can help but they aren't everything. I hope this helps 😊
Hi Ashley. I'm an architecture student in India currently in 4th year of architecture. I really want to apply to any architecture firm in Canada for internship. Please if you could reach out to me and help me out. Really looking forward to your reply.
Hi Paurush, I would also check out this video which provides a step by step process to finding a job in the industry; ruclips.net/video/IfXnNkELFOE/видео.html .
Hi Ashley, hope you doing well i have a question if i´m recently finished my bachelor as an architect ( five years) can i apply for a job in an architecture firm?
hello madum , I am from India and i have done civil engineerig and i been working as a BIM modler in my country for a year now in ARChicad software and i am plannig to do a cource in Algonquin college (BIM and life sciences ) this year ,is their any scope of getting a job in Archicad software in canada ottawa .
Hi Ibukunoluwa! To get a job or become an Intern you don't need to be Canadian or a student. Depending on your jurisdiction the internship program has a set of requirements for licensure but in general the internship program requires Canadian experience, and some international experience can be logged as well. I would recommend looking into your jurisdiction or the jurisdiction you plan to work/live for information and details. For example the following is OAA (Ontario Association of Architects) Intern Architect requirements: oaa.on.ca/registration-licensing/intern-architect . Also feel free to contact the OAA for more information.
Hi Everything-Learning! I don't know what you’re referring to in terms of Wes credential. But you can definitely start working in the industry of architecture as a designer, project manager, or technologist with a college Diploma or degree. Some job descriptions will provide the details of what level of education they expect of the applicant. I hope this helps. Thank you for the feedback 😊
Hi Anusha, you've landed on the right video for tips to get an architecture job in Canada. I would start by working on your portfolio and sending it out to different practices. While you're applying or before you apply, you should look into what value you can bring to the future employer. For example, Revit skills are currently in demand so that might be something you already have or should work on.
Hi Ashley, I'm wondering if studying architecture technology in a Canadian college after my bachelors(from India) is enough to get employment in Canada
@@architecture_tv have you gone through the IAP, if yes, do you know any international architects who went through the program and are now working in Canada, I want to apply to IAP Toronto, I have prior experience as well as I'm currently employed in India after completing my bachelors from India.
@@AshishKumar0110 You need to get your degree accredited by CACB first to be able to go through IAP process and many internationally trained Architects have gone through this process, got their license and they're practicing architecture in Ontario. You have to be patient through, as it takes time. Note: CACB might ask you for additional courses if your degree doesn't comply with the Canadian education standards (check Ashley's video about this topic). Good luck!
Hi.. Could u explain about the pg diploma courses, for forign architect student instead of pursuing M.arch ,that how its useful in architecture career...
Hi Dhanraj, If your looking to become a licensed architect then you would need to get an M.Arch from an accredited professional program or do the RAIC Syllabus program which is more affordable then doing the M.Arch. I've completed a video on the Syllabus program if you need more information, ruclips.net/video/dLXwZ77ET08/видео.html. A Postgraduate diploma would not allow you to become a licensed Architect in Canada.
Thanks ashley,, for your kind informations. Here i like to tell about myself.. Im from india. I am holding B.Arch (4+1year internship) degree and become Indian Architect under Council of Architecture Assessment. Under your format - ( Acadamic Certification - Foreign program (non USA)) is can i get my evaluation as foreign architect in CACB.
@@dhanraj9260 You're welcome. If you are a licensed Architect in India then you would go through the BEFA program to get your education and experience certified. Once you are certified through the BEFA program you become a licensed Architect in Canada. befa-aeve.ca/ However, if you are not a licensed Architect but hold a Bachelor or Masters in Architecture you would get your education certified through the CACB. Once your education is certified then you can become an Intern Architect, and write your examinations along with any other jurisdiction requirements. The application form for the CACB academic certification for foreign graduates can be found here: cacb.ca/non-accredited-professional-degree/
Hi, Ashley am a civil engineering student, I had Baccalaureate four years ago and was on abl to continue my degree due to a financial crisis but right now am preparing for IELTS to find admission in Canada to study architecture because this was my best subject, so I need your help to in lighting me a moderate architecture institution that I can be able to assist my Self why enrolling.
Hi Nkem! Since your a civil engineering student you have a few options for masters in architecture. First you need to make sure that the program is accredited (professional degree) in order to get licensure after graduating. And second since you don't have a background in architecture you would need to enrolled into a program that is interdisciplinary. So, you basically have the 4 options in Canada. These include UBC, UofT, Carlton University, and University of Calgary. I have a video where I talk about the 12 accredited master programs in Canada and I talk about the 4 universities mentioned. ruclips.net/video/6pw2PjCV8kk/видео.html . I would also make sure to apply for scholarships, I have a video which might also help with some ideas ruclips.net/video/zMlo92t4xCg/видео.html . I hope this helps.
Hi Karamjit, my email address is ashley@ashleyeusebio.com. For more information about the internship program I also recommend watching this video: ruclips.net/video/mQrJzMiklR0/видео.html
Hi Everyone! If you'd like to work with me 1 on 1, you can now apply to my coaching program www.ashleyeusebio.com/work-with-me.
Hello! Great content.. very informative and insightful..also loved your video about licensure and international graduates.. please do more of getting first job as an international graduate in Canada..good luck 💕
@@abinayaelil574 thank you 😊 will do, on my list. Appreciate the feedback 😊
Thank you Ashley,... This video was great like always.
I'm also curious about job opportunities that a foreign architectural graduate (without Canadian work experience and specific contextual knowledge such as provincial building codes and so on) may apply for as their first job in Canada?!
I was looking for this channel so much, thanks for all this info, i read about this but is nice to have this tips from you, I am architect in chile planning to move to canada 😊
Hi Albert! You're welcome! I'm happy you found the channel 😊 Thank you for the feedback.
Greetings Ash, I'm working my way to shift to Canada with a 3yrs work x from india. Your info was the most qualitative of all that o went through. Cheers!
Hi Christy, I'm happy to hear the content is helpful. You might also find the following video helpful which also provides more insight about how to go about finding an architecture job; ruclips.net/video/IfXnNkELFOE/видео.html.
There is a lot of useful information. Thank you, Ashley!!!
Hi Shen Sophy! You're welcome, happy to hear the content is helpful 😊
Wow .. This video is so helpful. Thanks Ashley 😊
Hi Sneha! You're very welcome 😊 I'm planning to do another video with more advice, more of a step by step guide so stay tune.
Thank you so much for the video Ashley
You're very welcome Gaurav!
Please also make video on Architecture Technician & Technology
Hi Simran! This is a great suggestion, I will look into this.
Thank you so much for this video!
You’re welcome Samira 😊 thank you for watching!
This was informative, thanks Ashley :)
Hi Karan! Thank you for the feedback. I'm happy to hear its helpful 😊
Thank you Ashley I am from Pakistan in my forth year and has a goal to settle in Canada as an architect I also has a wish to meet you once
Hi Adil Sheikh, your welcome 😃😊 Canada would be a great option to settle. In the near future once things are safer, I plan on doing meetups so it's completely possible to meet up.
@@architecture_tv so nice of you
@@architecture_tv so nice of you
Very nice content 👌
Keep sharing 🙂
Thank you Hardik_Mungekar! Appreciate the support 😊
Hello Ma'am...I hope you are doing well and taking proper care of your health...My name is Madhurjyamay Saha and I am Architecture Student from India...Ma'am I want to do my 6 months internship in Canada which is a part of my curriculum...I shall be highly obliged if suggest me some ways to apply and where to apply...Thank you
Hi Madhurjyamay! Thank you for the introduction 😊 I would recommend looking into which province and city your planning to move. Once thats establish I would look into making applications. You could look for job postings under the local jurisdiction. For example in Ontario it would be the OAA (Ontario Association of Architects): oaa.on.ca/knowledge-and-resources/careers-and-opportunities/employment-opportunities . Hope this helps. All the best!
Hi, I’m a student of architecture from India . Just like you I’m interested in doing my internship in canada ? Could you guide me through it?
Thank you so much!
Hi Siterfania! You're welcome 😊
Can you please make a video about the PR oppertunities of Foreign students like country India or other, for applying job visa to Canada and which start job as an Intern Architect to license Architect?..
Hi Muhammad! Great questions. I will be doing a more detailed video, step by step guide for finding your first job as a foreign professional so stay tune. Thank you for the feedback 😊
@@architecture_tv and also.. one more dbt is abt , we can direct apply to Intern Architect program through Students visa or Firstly we want to study master / pg diploma course , then to intern architect program , after all we get PR,!
Just in breif... In students visa , we get 2 year for course studying and 3 year stayback at Canada.. total 5 years, but in job visa . We want to seek jobs under one year..
And I'm telling about is after i complete my 5 years b.arch coures and I can apply to students visa and start in as inter Architect program for 3720 hrs and I can stay back there for license purpose and getting PR also.. Or i want to take Job visa to this Inter Architect program?
@@dooo.itttttt I'm not an expert on Student Visas but its important to note that an Intern Architect is not considered a student. As an Intern Architect you are not enrolled in formal studies, you'd be working full time at a practice collecting your experience (3720 hours) with a supervising Architect. I would double check with an expert that has experience in Student Visas. It's also important to note that you need to get your education certified by the CACB before you can become an Intern Architect. Once your education is certified you can collect your experience 3720 hours and write your exams along with any additional requirements set by your jurisdiction. The application form for the CACB academic certification for foreign graduates can be found here: cacb.ca/non-accredited-professional-degree/
If you need more information about the Intern Architect program and you're thinking about moving to Ontario the following is a link to the OAA website: oaa.on.ca/registration-licensing/intern-architect
@@architecture_tv thank you for your reply and if try to make a video 🌝
Hey Ashley! Absolutely love your content. When you said project management course. Did you mean construction management or project management in general? I'm an architect. Should I do general project management or construction management?
Hi Mohd! Thank you. I was referring to project management in general. There are also PMP cerification. This really depends on your goals and what you'd like to focus within architecture. Most importantly within the job market for the architecture industry Revit skills is essential so I would make sure first to have Revit skills since its currently in demand within the job market.
Oh okay! I was planning on doing construction management in canada as I wanted to know in and outs of construction which might help me in future instead of general project management..And as you said yes I have some experience in revit but I will also take a creditation course online soon. Thank you so much for the response!
Thank you Ashley for this youtube channel! It’s very helpful as an aspiring architect! I was wondering, is it possible to do the internship program in the US instead of Canada?
Hi TeddyBear! You're welcome, happy to hear its helpful 😊 It's possible for example to be an Intern Architect through the OAA (Ontario Association of Architects) and still be able to work in another country and log that experience as long as you complete the required amount of local experience. Each province has different requirements so its important to check with your local jurisdiction. You could also go through the licensing requirements in the US.
@@architecture_tv Thank you Ashley! Will definitely look into it!
Hi Ashley hope your doing good.I am an architect with a master of architecture degree and working experience in India and Qatar could you please suggest me the ways to get a job in Canada regarding this field
Hi Tanushree! I would use the tips in the video. Also, think about which city or province your thinking about moving into. Once you know the location, I would begin the job search and start applying. And if you don't know Revit I would recommend learning Revit since its in demand. Best of luck on your search.
Hello question, if you have to submit the requirements of CACB you need to pass the hard copies of it? since I am from the Philippines, I need to go first in canada?
Hi, I have a question about the role when applying the first job in Canada. Let's say if I have 10 years of experience practicing architecture in a foreign country as an Associate Director without licensed (gradutaed from a Naab accredited program). What role employer would consider if they are interested in your resume/portfolio? Thanks!
Hi Jon! I can't say exactly what role since this varies greatly from practice to practice however you could apply to job postings that require 10 plus years of experience. Job titles really depend on your skill set and experience along with what the practice requires. Some senior level positions require 10 years of experience. Now, this will also depend on your project experience and skill set. I would start by applying to a few job postings and see the responses you get. Check out the job postings and descriptions for each job title to get an idea, this is the OAA website: oaa.on.ca/knowledge-and-resources/careers-and-opportunities/employment-opportunities
Is there any Architectural firm in Canada that hires fresh graduate with no experience? I am planning to apply :)
Hi Rio! Many do, I would recommend just sending your portfolio to has many practices as possible. Make sure to spend time on building your portfolio. Best of luck 😊
does 1 year certifications in future helps to get higher position in future or one has to do masters for that?
Hi Rohan, its more about your skills not necessarily what certifications or degrees you have if your looking for work in the industry. Degrees and certificates can help but they aren't everything. I hope this helps 😊
Hi Ashley. I'm an architecture student in India currently in 4th year of architecture. I really want to apply to any architecture firm in Canada for internship. Please if you could reach out to me and help me out. Really looking forward to your reply.
Hi Paurush, I would also check out this video which provides a step by step process to finding a job in the industry; ruclips.net/video/IfXnNkELFOE/видео.html .
Hi Ashley, hope you doing well
i have a question if i´m recently finished my bachelor as an architect ( five years) can i apply for a job in an architecture firm?
Hi Julian! You can. It's important to have a strong portfolio and I would recommend knowing Revit since it's currently in demand.
hello madum , I am from India and i have done civil engineerig and i been working as a BIM modler in my country for a year now in ARChicad software and i am plannig to do a cource in Algonquin college (BIM and life sciences ) this year ,is their any scope of getting a job in Archicad software in canada ottawa .
Is it possible to get an internship in Canada as a non Canadian student or resident?
Hi Ibukunoluwa! To get a job or become an Intern you don't need to be Canadian or a student. Depending on your jurisdiction the internship program has a set of requirements for licensure but in general the internship program requires Canadian experience, and some international experience can be logged as well. I would recommend looking into your jurisdiction or the jurisdiction you plan to work/live for information and details. For example the following is OAA (Ontario Association of Architects) Intern Architect requirements: oaa.on.ca/registration-licensing/intern-architect . Also feel free to contact the OAA for more information.
Thanks for your video, is Wes credential enough to start work as architect in canada?
They mention : Canadian Equivalency: Bachelor's degree (four years)
Hi Everything-Learning! I don't know what you’re referring to in terms of Wes credential. But you can definitely start working in the industry of architecture as a designer, project manager, or technologist with a college Diploma or degree. Some job descriptions will provide the details of what level of education they expect of the applicant. I hope this helps. Thank you for the feedback 😊
Hai,I've completed my bachelor degree Architecture in india ,how to get job in Canada?
Hi Anusha, you've landed on the right video for tips to get an architecture job in Canada. I would start by working on your portfolio and sending it out to different practices. While you're applying or before you apply, you should look into what value you can bring to the future employer. For example, Revit skills are currently in demand so that might be something you already have or should work on.
From which university have you been passed out ?
Hi Ashley, I'm wondering if studying architecture technology in a Canadian college after my bachelors(from India) is enough to get employment in Canada
Hi Ashish! Yes, that would help along with training in Revit and a good portfolio. Also, if you have some local experience in India that helps too.
@@architecture_tv have you gone through the IAP, if yes, do you know any international architects who went through the program and are now working in Canada, I want to apply to IAP Toronto, I have prior experience as well as I'm currently employed in India after completing my bachelors from India.
@@AshishKumar0110 You need to get your degree accredited by CACB first to be able to go through IAP process and many internationally trained Architects have gone through this process, got their license and they're practicing architecture in Ontario. You have to be patient through, as it takes time.
Note: CACB might ask you for additional courses if your degree doesn't comply with the Canadian education standards (check Ashley's video about this topic). Good luck!
Hi.. Could u explain about the pg diploma courses, for forign architect student instead of pursuing M.arch ,that how its useful in architecture career...
Hi Dhanraj, If your looking to become a licensed architect then you would need to get an M.Arch from an accredited professional program or do the RAIC Syllabus program which is more affordable then doing the M.Arch. I've completed a video on the Syllabus program if you need more information, ruclips.net/video/dLXwZ77ET08/видео.html. A Postgraduate diploma would not allow you to become a licensed Architect in Canada.
Thanks ashley,, for your kind informations.
Here i like to tell about myself..
Im from india. I am holding B.Arch (4+1year internship) degree and become Indian Architect under Council of Architecture Assessment.
Under your format - ( Acadamic Certification - Foreign program (non USA)) is can i get my evaluation as foreign architect in CACB.
@@dhanraj9260 You're welcome. If you are a licensed Architect in India then you would go through the BEFA program to get your education and experience certified. Once you are certified through the BEFA program you become a licensed Architect in Canada. befa-aeve.ca/ However, if you are not a licensed Architect but hold a Bachelor or Masters in Architecture you would get your education certified through the CACB. Once your education is certified then you can become an Intern Architect, and write your examinations along with any other jurisdiction requirements. The application form for the CACB academic certification for foreign graduates can be found here: cacb.ca/non-accredited-professional-degree/
@@architecture_tv thanks ashley..
Love to hear it......!!!
@@architecture_tv could u drop a link of BEFA and tell abt COA is enough for Intern Architect program at Canada
Hi, Ashley am a civil engineering student, I had Baccalaureate four years ago and was on abl to continue my degree due to a financial crisis but right now am preparing for IELTS to find admission in Canada to study architecture because this was my best subject, so I need your help to in lighting me a moderate architecture institution that I can be able to assist my Self why enrolling.
Hi Nkem! Since your a civil engineering student you have a few options for masters in architecture. First you need to make sure that the program is accredited (professional degree) in order to get licensure after graduating. And second since you don't have a background in architecture you would need to enrolled into a program that is interdisciplinary. So, you basically have the 4 options in Canada. These include UBC, UofT, Carlton University, and University of Calgary. I have a video where I talk about the 12 accredited master programs in Canada and I talk about the 4 universities mentioned. ruclips.net/video/6pw2PjCV8kk/видео.html . I would also make sure to apply for scholarships, I have a video which might also help with some ideas ruclips.net/video/zMlo92t4xCg/видео.html . I hope this helps.
thanks very much for this information and also for your tutorials, may God bless you.
@@nkemathanas7700 You're welcome 😊 happy to help.
Can you please share contact . I actually need some information about Architecture Internship
Hi Karamjit, my email address is ashley@ashleyeusebio.com. For more information about the internship program I also recommend watching this video: ruclips.net/video/mQrJzMiklR0/видео.html
Tell us your Instagram account cause I wanna ask you questions related to architecture!