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CAD, drawing and architectural technicians Salary in Yorkshire and The Humber
A CAD, drawing and architectural technicians in Yorkshire and The Humber earns a median gross annual pay of £42,218 — that's £6,997 (20%) above the UK median of £35,221. Real ONS figures (SOC 3120, ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3).
Quick answer
The median salary for a CAD, drawing and architectural technicians in Yorkshire and The Humber is £42,218 gross per year, compared with £35,221 across the UK. A real ONS estimate, April 2025 — ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3.
Yorkshire and The Humber vs UK median
| Area | Median (annual) |
|---|---|
| Yorkshire and The Humber | £42,218 |
| United Kingdom | £35,221 |
How Yorkshire and The Humber ranks for CAD, drawing and architectural technicians pay
Regional rank
#1
of 10 ONS regions
vs UK median
+£6,997
above £35,221 UK median
Out-earns
90%
of ONS regions
At £42,218, a CAD, drawing and architectural technicians in Yorkshire and The Humber sits above by £6,997 the £35,221 UK median for the role, ranking #1 of 10 UK regions ONS published a CAD, drawing and architectural technicians median for. Every figure is a subtraction or sort of the ONS ASHE medians on this page — nothing is modelled.
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CAD, drawing and architectural technicians in Yorkshire and The Humber — frequently asked questions
- How much does a CAD, drawing and architectural technicians earn in Yorkshire and The Humber?
- The median gross annual pay for a CAD, drawing and architectural technicians in Yorkshire and The Humber is £42,218, per the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3). The UK-wide median for this occupation is £35,221.
- Is this Yorkshire and The Humber figure a real ONS number?
- Yes — it is the published regional median gross annual pay for this occupation in the April 2025 ASHE reference period. ONS suppresses small or unreliable regional cells; only unsuppressed regions appear in this cluster, and none are estimated.
- Is a CAD, drawing and architectural technicians salary in Yorkshire and The Humber above the UK average for the role?
- The Yorkshire and The Humber median of £42,218 is above by £6,997 the £35,221 UK median for a CAD, drawing and architectural technicians, and above by £6,589 the average of the 10 regions ONS published. Derived by subtracting the ONS medians shown on this page.
- Where does Yorkshire and The Humber rank for CAD, drawing and architectural technicians pay?
- Yorkshire and The Humber ranks #1 of 10 UK regions ONS published a CAD, drawing and architectural technicians median for (ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3). That is the best-paying region for this occupation. Ranking is a straight sort of the published regional medians.
Related
Source: Office for National Statistics — Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE), Table 14.7a (occupation 4-digit SOC) + Table 15 (4).7a (region by occupation), Full-Time sheet. Figures are Median gross annual pay (GBP), full-time employees, April 2025 reference period (ASHE 2025 provisional, April 2025 reference period, ONS, OGL v3). Released 2025-10-23, corrected 2025-12-19. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (OGL v3). No figure is modelled or interpolated.