How to find interior architecture internship in florida?
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Try your local AIA office
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i wanna be an architect..
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University of North Florida.  They have only 4 classes each semeseter.  They let you experience education hands on, and I believe you get to intern for like 2 semesters.  Plus, there's a teacher shortage in FLA.  It's near  an urban area(Jacksonville), minutes from the beaches,
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try this:\nhttp://eny3005.ifas.ufl.edu/lab1/
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yes............lots of jobs are available in dubai for interior designers.............many construction work is coming up, u can get a job , even u can start doing with ur own freelancing work.\nall construction companies have thier interior designing departmetn\ntry ur luck and all the best
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Oooh!! Oooh!! Go to the Savannah College of Art and Design. I don't know the first thing about interior design, but I looked on their website and they do have an interior design program. I don't know how accredited the program is myself so you may want to ask around first. I am just recommending school in Savannah, GA to you because I grew up there and it is a beautiful place with a vibrant pace of life for a small southern city. You'd have a good time there. \n\nhttp://www.scad.edu/academic/majors/inds/index.cfm
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Okay, First of all you apply to employments that are hiring, and of what your best interest is...which could be outdoors, indoors. ONce you have this in mind you could build yourself a resume.. and there is alot of websites that could have templates...for that..or you could go to any of the San jose one stops, Campbell one stop or morgan hill. gilroy.. ,EDD one stop center.or do job searching or have iformation on trainning available to you... if you are not receiving UI) then you could just go out there and pick up applications ...and turn them in ...or talk to friend ,relatives. neighbords ,,, to find out whos hiring ...for employment........Just go out there....
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Hospitals are the best places for internships.  Also some drug stores such as Osco, CVS, Walgreens, etc. might be worth giving a call.
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you should try rent.com or the site that Yahoo! has for real estate.  Just type in rental homes, Florida on the Yahoo! homepage and the Yahoo real estate link will come up.  It's a good source of information.  A nice starting place if nothing else.
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Break into the Business office at Florida?
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Univ. of Massachusetts at Amherst\nhttp://www.umass.edu/architecture/
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I found the site. If you go to the "properties", you will find the location you are looking for. There is also a "careers" section.
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The State of Florida has the Florida Employment Guide avaliable online - http://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=10\n\nHope this helps!
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You will have to earn either a 5-yr Bachelor of Architecture or 6-yr Master of Architecture Program degree from an NAAB accreditted institution. The degrees are regarded basically as equals. Following your degree you will need to completed 3 years of internship in the office of a licensed architect. After that, you will have NCARB ARE testing, 8 separate tests each with a pass rate of 66-75%. Then comes the process of licensure by a state board. \n\nDO NOT choose a four-year program for your undergraduate as you will have to do remedial work before your internship for licensure. \n\nIncluded in the links is a list of 5-yr and a list of 6-yr programs in the US. I personally attend the Univeristy of Arizona (5-yr) and love it. Peace out and good luck.\n\nP.S. The MArch can also be earned at an institution after a 4 year BS or BA in Architecture, or a 5 year BArch but is not necessary for licensure if you have done a 5-yr program, and, by definition, takes longer.
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Yes, try elance.com, rentacoder.com or other freelancing marketplaces out there, I am sure a lot of architects, especially the ones working from home, would appreciate a quick turnaround on drafting services.
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what area r u interested in? u can go to websites (e.g. collegeboard.com, if ur in the u.s) and search for colleges with archtecture majors.. they'll typically be art/design colleges..