Aoyama Arts Co., Ltd. has launched a new service "Architag College" that allows design offices to send part-time job recruitment information to students studying architecture nationwide.The service has been well received by students as it enables them to receive paid part-time job information in a timely manner, and is expected to be a service that benefits both design firms and architecture students.
There are more than 117 million registered architects in Japan, and there are nearly 10 architect offices (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism registered architects as of April 2022, 4).There are many architects who run design offices with several people or even one person, and the amount and variety of work that the staff are responsible for is enormous. There are many design offices that do.
Therefore, Aoyama Arts Co., Ltd., which operates a new platform “Architag” where more than 800 architects can register and team up with each other for each project and task, The new service "Architag College" was developed in response to requests such as "I want to recruit students who will support me immediately" and "I want to connect with students who will continue to be involved in the medium to long term."
At Architag College, design offices that require student part-time jobs can apply by specifying conditions such as remuneration and work content, and can deliver part-time job recruitment information to registered students nationwide.On the other hand, students who want to work part-time at a design office can simply register for free with "Architag College" and receive information on job openings for paid part-time jobs at more than 200 design offices nationwide by e-mail.If you find a part-time job that you are interested in among the recruiting information provided, you can easily apply by email.
According to Aoyama Arts, when they solicited pre-registration from students, they had already registered a large number of students from more than 40 universities nationwide, including Tokyo University of the Arts, Keio University, and Kyoto University.Students can register for free through the student registration form.
