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Topic ClosedHow do you gain experience once qualified in 2D CA

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    Posted: 09.Aug.2011 at 04:35
I have recently qualified in 2D CAD city and guilds and I would like to become an architectural CAD technician. I am planning on studying the inventor course in parametric modelling. Is it just a case of writing to companies? Would a company take me on as a trainee and then how far can you progress in your career? Would they for example allow you leave to study?











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One way to gain experience is to apply for an internship.  Many companies here in the U.S. offer this opportunity to students.  It usually takes the form of working for a company for a short period of time under the guidance of an architect.  This period of time normally equates to one or two university semesters.  Internships can be paid or non-paid.

You say you would like to become an architectural CAD technician which is fine and noble.  However, in the very next sentence you say you plan on studying Inventor and parametric modelling.  While that's nice I can tell you that you won't find many architectural firms using Inventor. 

If you are a student many universities post available internships.  Are you currently a student?
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