@@annotatearchitecture Do i right understand you: architects earn rise avarage salary in UK? I want to become architect but I am afraid of can't find job with normal salary. Or needn't fear it?
Good video! I’ve been a self employed, sole practitioner for 12 years so haven’t looked into salaries for a long time. I feel a lot better off being my own boss, not just because of the income (which can go up and down) but the freedom to work at my own pace, choose my clients and be around my kids every day.
@@annotatearchitecture I didn’t have a choice, I lost my job during the recession 2008 and needed to pay the bills. Never looked back. I think there is never a good time to become self employed. If the economy is booming, why leave a good job. If the economy is tanking, where will you get clients? I never wanted to be self employed but it turned into the best career decesion I ever made.
57th highest paid career in the UK. What a fucking joke. You do all the work, others in the industry with IQ of 70 ruin your work, then blame you for things going wrong, and the system allows it as a precedent, and even encourages it. The latest change in policy following the Grenfell fire just adds fuel to the fire and acts as an extra smack in the face. Wish I chose my career path differently, it's a waste of time, especially in the UK.
I am a interior and construction supervisor. How much will i be paid. I am an bathroom designer specialists pls advice. I have 25 yesrs of experience and I am 50 years.
7 years of torture, for £15000 a year to start if your lucky. Not worth the mental health issues, Seriously! If you are lucky, you might get a job as a tutor, at some University,this might help you buy food.
What video do you want to see next?
A day in the life of an architect, please :)
@@tobilol4756 Thanks Thomas, we will try to get this done soon!
@@annotatearchitecture Do i right understand you: architects earn rise avarage salary in UK? I want to become architect but I am afraid of can't find job with normal salary. Or needn't fear it?
Work ethics / culture in UK for architects a general idea please!
Jobs and scope for interior designers.
Good video! I’ve been a self employed, sole practitioner for 12 years so haven’t looked into salaries for a long time. I feel a lot better off being my own boss, not just because of the income (which can go up and down) but the freedom to work at my own pace, choose my clients and be around my kids every day.
Hiya, how a architecture could save by doing his own property? I really need to know it 😀
Self-employment is a goal for several architects, when did you know it was the right time to start working for yourself?
@@annotatearchitecture I didn’t have a choice, I lost my job during the recession 2008 and needed to pay the bills. Never looked back.
I think there is never a good time to become self employed. If the economy is booming, why leave a good job. If the economy is tanking, where will you get clients?
I never wanted to be self employed but it turned into the best career decesion I ever made.
@@annotatearchitecture are you planning any new videos?
@@RealLifeArchitecture Ah ok, it's great that it worked out for you!
57th highest paid career in the UK. What a fucking joke. You do all the work, others in the industry with IQ of 70 ruin your work, then blame you for things going wrong, and the system allows it as a precedent, and even encourages it. The latest change in policy following the Grenfell fire just adds fuel to the fire and acts as an extra smack in the face. Wish I chose my career path differently, it's a waste of time, especially in the UK.
It's a frustrating feeling! If you didn't choose Architecture, what would you have gone into?
Unfortunately, with this salary, most of the architects will find it difficult to buy a tiny flat in London.
Sadly, this is the case for so many! What needs to happen for this to change?
Wait so if I get 10k per month should I pay 4k tax wtf.......
you dont get taxed if you earn under £12k
@@whatis954 per month not year lol
@@fastjack1108 my bad
I am a interior and construction supervisor. How much will i be paid. I am an bathroom designer specialists pls advice. I have 25 yesrs of experience and I am 50 years.
What about interior design jobs and pays in UK?
I'll try and make a video like this for Interior Design!
Honestly it's better to be a freelance architect
Interesting to hear, where are you based?
Is this monthly or annual pay
Annual pay, unfortunately....
Haha yikes
@@HowardxDuck coz they get taxed 40%+
🤣
is this after tax
Before tax
May I know the annual pay of an Architect after getting (Masters in Architecture) Degree. I am from India. So accordingly, I can take my call.
This depends on which country you are working in. I only know for the UK, the information is in our video!
U can tell me avarage salary in uk for architecture after master ?
7 years of torture, for £15000 a year to start if your lucky. Not worth the mental health issues, Seriously! If you are lucky, you might get a job as a tutor, at some University,this might help you buy food.