FontzMan

Architect, Landscape Architect,Photographer, Illistrator, Calligrapher

[FontzMan @Fontdeluxze]

@KaroroMitchelle It’s the time of the month
Keep your respect

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@SaharaReporters I can’t take Kogi people seriously.
They can keep enjoying their glorified poverty

[Toyyib Adewale Adelodun @taadelodun]

Me: I am an architect from abroad, how do I get a job in UK construction:

@constructai_uk : Securing a job in the UK construction industry as an architect from abroad involves several steps, focusing on recognizing your qualifications, understanding the UK job market, and ensuring you have the right to work in the UK. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Validate Your Qualifications
Ensure your architectural qualifications are recognized in the UK. The Architects Registration Board (ARB) is responsible for regulating architects in the UK. They offer a process for assessing international qualifications against UK standards.
If your qualifications are not recognized, you may need to take a Prescribed Examination or follow an alternative route to recognition as outlined by the ARB.
2. Register with the Architects Registration Board (ARB)
To legally call yourself an architect and practice in the UK, you must be registered with the ARB. This involves meeting their criteria, which may include having recognized qualifications, completing a period of professional experience, and passing an examination.
3. Right to Work in the UK
Determine what type of visa you require to work in the UK. The Skilled Worker Visa is a common route for professionals, including architects, moving to the UK for work. This requires you to have a job offer from a UK employer who is approved by the Home Office and meet other criteria such as salary thresholds and English language proficiency.
If you're from the EU, EEA, or Switzerland, check if you need to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme or for a visa due to Brexit changes.
4. Join Professional Bodies
Consider joining professional bodies such as the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) for additional credibility, networking opportunities, and access to resources and professional development.
5. Gain Local Experience and Knowledge
Familiarize yourself with UK building regulations, planning processes, and sustainability standards like BREEAM.
If possible, gain local experience through internships or working on projects with UK-based firms, even remotely.
6. Job Search Strategies
Start your job search by looking at architecture-specific job boards, LinkedIn, and websites of architecture firms in the UK.
Tailor your CV and portfolio to meet UK employers' expectations, highlighting your international experience as a unique asset.
Consider working with recruitment agencies specializing in architecture and construction roles.
7. Prepare for Interviews
Be ready to discuss how your international experience can benefit potential employers in the UK.
Understand key trends in UK architecture and be prepared to discuss how you can contribute.
8. Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
Engage in CPD activities to stay updated with the latest trends, technologies, and regulations in UK architecture.
9. Networking
Connect with professionals in the field through LinkedIn, professional associations like RIBA, and attend industry events or webinars to build your network in the UK.
10. Consider Further Education
Depending on your situation, pursuing further education in the UK (such as a Master's degree in Architecture or related fields) could enhance your employability by providing you with recognized qualifications and local experience.
By following these steps and being proactive about integrating into the UK construction industry, you can increase your chances of securing a position as an architect.

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[FontzMan @Fontdeluxze]

@Gidi_Traffic You guys stop asking all the stupid questions…
You already know what the answer would be

The only thing that counts is ways to help men level up

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@Morris_Monye All this Nigerian women with below average mentality 😁

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@gani_jonathan They didn’t use physical strength
It was all mental, the power of the mind and the muscles

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@Postsubman But for real
Who’s in charge of ensuring that these container trucks are well strapped to the body of the carrier?

This nonsense happens almost endlessly

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@abdullahayofel What is she saying?
😄

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@Mochievous 😂

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@UchePOkoye I can say that those robber are part of or even given insight by those that came to raid earlier

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@masuzafi This is terrible 😢
Haaa
And this state has being a state all this long ?

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@SavvyRinu @NigerianNavy Sometime when I look at the military I just laugh, obeying stupid directives that would even make you more helpless than the people

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@sowore @MizCazorla1 @officialABAT This is so reckless

He never made any promise to Nigerians
I just hope it doesn’t get worse

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@DavidHundeyin Presidential yacht
To be ducked in Lagos
But the president seats in Abuja

I don’t get it!!!

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@DavidHundeyin Interesting
From 2019!!!!

It’s about time to change it
Smart moves

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@PenTitan A higher percentage of working class elite in Nigeria sees remote job as nothing.

It’s just best people thread cautiously
Make your money
Keep your mouth shut 🤫

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@RealOlaudah No No No
This is just too detailed
No wonder he left his portfolio as a ‘minister’ to become a spokesman.

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#design #minimalism #details #interiorstyling #fontz #fontzatelier

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Another great day