Graduate Surveyor

A motivated and detail-oriented Graduate Surveyor role within the Valuation team, supporting financial reporting valuations across a diverse range of asset types. The position involves working with a broad client base, including financial institutions, private equity firms, corporate clients, and government bodies, offering exposure to varied and high-profile assignments. Ideal for a graduate currently pursuing or intending to pursue the APC with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the role provides a clear development path toward full professional qualification. Key Responsibilities: - Assist in carrying out property valuations for a variety of asset types including residential, commercial, industrial, and land, across both completed and under-construction assets, under the supervision of qualified (MRICS) surveyors - Support the valuation process through site inspections, data collection, market research, and report preparation - Contribute to the preparation of valuation reports in line with RICS standards and internal guidelines, with oversight and input from senior team members - Work alongside experienced surveyors to analyse market data and trends, developing an understanding of valuation methodologies and reporting formats - Collaborate with internal departments such as research, capital markets, and property management to gather relevant data and insights - Maintain accurate and organised records of comparables, research material, and valuation evidence - Attend client meetings and property inspections as part of a mentoring and development process - Participate in team discussions and contribute to internal knowledge-sharing initiatives - Shadow experienced surveyors on more complex or high-profile valuation assignments to gain exposure to best practices - Engage in ongoing learning and development, including CPD sessions and APC preparation support - Be directly involved in and be capable of analysing primary and secondary research of the local and regional markets. - May be required to travel internationally, depending on project requirements and client locations. Skills, Knowledge and Experience: Key Competencies - Strong written and verbal communication skills - Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities - Confident in handling multiple tasks with competing deadlines - High attention to detail and accuracy - Good commercial awareness and understanding of valuation's role in real estate and finance - Strong interpersonal skills and a collaborative team player - Self-motivated with a proactive attitude and eagerness to learn - Client-facing confidence and professional demeanour - Ability to work both independently and as part of a team - High level of integrity and commitment to ethical practice Qualifications & Experience - Bachelor’s degree in Real Estate, Property, or related field (RICS-accredited program preferred) - Enrolled in or planning to enrol in the RICS APC programme - 0–2 years’ experience in a property/valuation role (graduate or internship experience advantageous) - Basic knowledge of valuation methods, financial modelling, and real estate principles - Strong Microsoft Office skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) - Full driving license (region-specific as required) - Willingness to travel for site inspections as required - Additional language skills or international experience is a plus but not essential

Bachelor’s degree in Real Estate, Property, or related field (RICS-accredited program preferred). Enrolled in or planning to enrol in the RICS APC programme. 0–2 years’ experience in a property/valuation role (graduate or internship experience advantageous). Basic knowledge of valuation methods, financial modelling, and real estate principles. Strong Microsoft Office skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Full driving license (region-specific as required). Willingness to travel for site inspections as required. Additional language skills or international experience is a plus but not essential.

Assist in carrying out property valuations for a variety of asset types including residential, commercial, industrial, and land, across both completed and under-construction assets, under the supervision of qualified (MRICS) surveyors. Support the valuation process through site inspections, data collection, market research, and report preparation. Contribute to the preparation of valuation reports in line with RICS standards and internal guidelines, with oversight and input from senior team members. Work alongside experienced surveyors to analyse market data and trends, developing an understanding of valuation methodologies and reporting formats. Collaborate with internal departments such as research, capital markets, and property management to gather relevant data and insights. Maintain accurate and organised records of comparables, research material, and valuation evidence. Attend client meetings and property inspections as part of a mentoring and development process. Participate in team discussions and contribute to internal knowledge-sharing initiatives. Shadow experienced surveyors on more complex or high-profile valuation assignments to gain exposure to best practices. Engage in ongoing learning and development, including CPD sessions and APC preparation support. Be directly involved in and capable of analysing primary and secondary research of the local and regional markets. May be required to travel internationally, depending on project requirements and client locations.