National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

To help guide students and emerging professionals, NCARB has released a new report that identifies the key knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to succeed in your first architecture job. 🔍 Developed with input from thousands of experienced and entry-level architecture professionals, the report identifies nine essential skills that are most critical for success in an entry-level architecture role. Read the report ⤵️ https://ow.ly/Kb5O50T7MA0 . . #Architect #EntryLevel #Internship

Architectural Record covers the details of the new reciprocity agreement between NCARB, the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia, and the New Zealand Registered Architects Board » "The new MRA goes into effect on November 6, overriding an existing agreement launched in 2017. Like the MRA signed by NCARB and the United Kingdom-based Architects Registration Board (ARB) early last year, the new agreement will be offered to all 55 of NCARB’s individual U.S. jurisdictions ..." 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eMXpprkV #architect #ncarb #australia #newzealand

Inaugurated at NCARB's Annual Meeting in June, Michigan-based architect Ken Van Tine, AIA, LEED AP will lead NCARB’s efforts to create accessible paths to licensure in the year ahead. "I feel that there are a number of people who are struggling to enter the profession, or worse yet, may have decided not to enter into the profession due to economic reasons, and we need to find ways for those people to have the opportunity to achieve their goal of becoming an architect." Learn more about NCARB's FY25 president ⤵️ https://ow.ly/MAKY50SPvHE INFORM Studio | #NCARB #architect #AECIndustry

From sharing your experience on the licensure path to offering advice for emerging professionals—being a part of NCARB’s Architect Spotlight blog series is your chance to guide the next generation of architects. Learn more and consider sharing your story with us! ✍️🔗https://ow.ly/IW0n50T4oqe #NCARB

Congratulations, Dania, on your new role as a student licensing advisor! ✏ Did you know licensing advisors often provide candidates with their first glimpse into the licensure process? Learn how to find a licensing advisor near you: https://bit.ly/4cxJmzX

Today, representatives from NCARB, the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia, and the New Zealand Registered Architects Board signed a new Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) that will expand access to opportunities for international architects. The updated agreement will allow more qualified architects to venture into an increasingly global marketplace by reducing common barriers to eligibility—such as extended experience requirements and limited paths to licensure/registration and reciprocity. The new MRA will go into effect on November 6, 2024, and will replace the existing MRA between the three countries. Learn more » https://ow.ly/qM7j50T3aR1

"There are a variety of reasons why people don't follow a traditional [licensure] path. And as we mature and become more sophisticated on how to use technology and how to measure competency, we are better positioned to acknowledge that everybody learns a little bit differently." –NCARB CEO Mike Armstrong 💡🎙 #podcast #NCARB

Martin Padilla , AIA, LEED Green Associate, shares how he overcame obstacles on the licensure path and gives advice for the next generation of architects on the NCARB Blog ⤵️ "I would tell those who are just starting out that failure does not define who you are and not to be discouraged by an early experience of not passing an exam. When I made a conscious decision not to let that stop me, it changed my mindset. I saw failure as an opportunity to learn." Read Martin's full story » https://ow.ly/SFiq50SWPt0 #Architect #Mentorship #NCARB Trivers

KPF Global Diversity Officer Kavitha Mathew, along with Ijeoma D. Iheanacho of Urbahn Architects, talk to the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) about how their new nycoba | NOMA (NY Coalition of Black Architects|National Organization of Minority Architects - NY) initiative OnSite aids young architects in getting licensed. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gHwiY7pa

Two of our expert staff architects—Emily Anderson, AIA, NOMA, NCARB and Jeremy Fretts, AIA, NCARB—are hosting a live webinar for students starting their licensure journey! 🧑💻👩💻Register to join us next Wednesday (8/21) at 3 p.m. ET. During the hour-long session, students will gain access to essential resources to streamline their licensure journey, get insights into the top skills employers seek in new graduates, and have the opportunity to ask their top licensure questions in a live Q&A. Register today & share with an aspiring architect you know » https://ow.ly/Lzva50SX9Kh #ArchitectureStudent #AspiringArchitect #ArchitectureSchool