SIMPLY ExAM Co-Founder and OAA Councillor Mazen Alkaddam in cooperation with Syrian Professional Architects Network (SPAN) have conducted a seminar targeted to internationally trained architects discussing "Path to Licensure" in the architectural profession.

The 2 hours...

At the exam: Time management is a key! I cannot reiterate how important is to properly manage your time. Spend 1 minute once you get the booklet to review it and appendices, do a fast calculation to see how much time for each question is appropriate. The amount of ques...

The ExAC is an “experience based” examination rather than a “By the book” like an academic examination.

That said, it’s crucial that all interns familiarize themselves with the ExAC scope and sections outlined on the ExAC official site.

Every individual has developed a w...

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I immigrated from Dubai to Canada in early 2010. Having had extensive architectural experience in designing commercial buildings and hi end luxury palaces, I believed that finding a job in my field would not be difficult. Particularly since I was strong technically in...

Are you one of those intern architects putting off getting your architecture license? Here's why you should seriously consider forging ahead and getting that well deserved designation!

1. Claim the title! You have spent over 5 years pursuing your education coupled with...

The ExAC is an "Experience based" exam rather than "By the book" one. which means passing the ExAC is highly dependent on the ratio of your involvement in all project aspects.