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*Apologies the imbedded link in my previous post was not working! it has now been fixed: I know from experience how hard it is to break into the Architecture job market in the UK if you have qualified as an Architect overseas. In this video, I share with you some of the tips that helped me in that process and that I have learned in the past 8 years working in Architecture practices in the UK. I hope you find them https://linktw.in/Cffggf #architect #architecturejobs #architectintheuk
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