u/PieSweet5550

Career question - Midwest US

I have an unrelated bachelor's but am planning to pursue a 1 year certificate in architectural technology.

I'm based in the midwest in the US, and a lot of the job postings I come across or seek out are listing that you have to have a B.Arch/M.Arch or seeking licensure. I'm not really sure I want to be doing that.

I'm not worried about AI takeover as I don't think companies are ready to integrate it operationally quite yet, but I am concerned that maybe for this specific area of drafting (architecture) I am underestimating the requirements for entry level & I'd rather not waste my time if I won't be an in-demand candidate.

Fwiw, I do have something of a mentorship going on right now with an architect and that's been promising, but perhaps enlightening that I don't want to become an architect.

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u/PieSweet5550 — 1 day ago