A matter of degree

Article Abstract:

There has been considerable imbalance in the training and recruitment of graduate surveyors in the UK over recent years. Higher education institutions have been under pressure to make more places available, but this has happened at a time when the property industry has been in recession and has cut back on recruitment. Some observers have questioned the quality of surveying graduates, while others have questioned the selection processes used by employers. There are now signs of a greater balance in the system, but there is still considerable improvement to be made.

Employment, Graduate students

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Duty as a matter of course

Article Abstract:

The training of surveyors in the UK is described, with focus on the changes demanded by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors in 2000 with the formation of a training partnership with universities to ensure high standards.

Standards, United Kingdom, Schools, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

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Top fees go to the specialist

Article Abstract:

The work of surveyors is examined with emphasis on increasing financial rewards and furthering careers. The use of structured training to gain expertise in a particular area and the benefits of this are presented.

Economic aspects, Career development

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