Employers and graduates alike agree that students haven't the practical skills needed to practise. What else can they agree on? And where do they disagree? The RIBA Appointments Skills Survey sheds light on unsaid expectations. It is agreed: students and graduates 'lack the knowledge to build what they design' (86% of employers and 82% of students/ recent graduates). Even worse, a massive proportion of those surveyed said they lack even the practical skills needed to practise architecture (80% and 73% respectively). The newly qualified are notably a bit more optimistic than those having to take them on.
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