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Graduate Building Surveying Programme
Knight Frank
London, UK
Graduate Building Surveyor role supporting project management, contract administration, dilapidations, landlord and tenant advice, property surveys and technical due diligence across commercial property.About the role Graduate Building Surveyor assisting with and undertaking a wide range of instructions across the building consultancy discipline, including; project management and contract administration, dilapidations, landlord and tenant advice, pre-acquisition surveys and technical due diligence on a range of commercial property. Our Building Surveying Graduate Programme will give you exposure, experience, training and support so that, whatever skills and perspectives you bring, your potential will be amplified. The role involves direct client liaison and management, with an emphasis on developing relationships and a network within the sector that will last a career. Our programme is designed to provide you with everything you need to confidently launch a career in Building Surveying, working with our experienced team of Chartered Surveyors of all disciplines on live projects, experiencing day to day challenges of the role and being given as much responsibility as your own skills will permit. This gives you an unparalleled breadth of opportunities and allows you to explore a range of experience in the commercial sectors and gaining exposure to office, industrial, retail, healthcare, offices, leisure and PRS asset classes. You will join the firm and start in September 2027, with the aim of completing the graduate scheme and qualifying as a surveyor in November 2029 (RICS Autumn Sitting). Salary £30,000 starting salary plus a £1,500 sign-on bonus, alongside a comprehensive benefits package including private medical insurance, an employee assistance programme, discounted gym membership, a cycle-to-work scheme and a range of retail and lifestyle discounts. What you could be involved in Business Generation & Fee Income Assist in increasing the range, quantity and quality of instructions via business generation to ensure development of the department as a whole. Supporting colleagues to seek and develop new business opportunities. Monitor all correspondence and enquiries on behalf of others as and when required when they are absent from the office referring to such matters as requiring urgent attention to someone of the authority and experience to deal with them. Attend events and actively promote the department and firm amongst clients and professional organisations. Understand the need to work commercially to ensure profitability of instructions. Maintain and grow existing and new client relationships. Begin to develop personal profile within the market. Professional Instructions Project management and contract administration. Preparation of drawings on AutoCAD is preferable although not essential. Preparation of specifications. Party walls, dilapidations, and landlord and tenant advice. Pre-acquisition surveys. Technical due-diligence. Preparing and checking Schedules of Condition, defects analysis and building pathology. Understanding of Health and Safety legislation and CDMC. Producing Reinstatement Cost Assessments. Professional Standards To communicate fully with all stakeholders concerned to ensure that business is managed in an efficient and professional manner. Absorb all aspects of information technology systems particular to the office/department and have an understanding of their broader applications and availability in the division. Ability to clearly define the client’s requirements. Adhere to all deadlines set for the completion of work. Ability to manage own diary and time requirements. Maintain confidentiality in respect of all work undertaken by the Department and to be aware of what is likely to be sensitive information. Liaise with client in a professional and proactive way. Ensure consistently high level of professional conduct. Comply with Best Practice Procedures at all times. Team Contribute actively to the team spirit of the department. Act in a collaborative manner at all times. Interact positively with all team members and work with them in a professional and courteous manner at all times, ensuring we maintain a culture of tolerance and respect. Support the wider team with professional advice as and when required. Liaise with members of other departments and get to know the individuals and their markets both for the purpose of obtaining information and also to look for opportunities for cross selling of business. Systems & IT competence AutoCAD (2012 or later versions) if preferred although not essential Microsoft Project Microsoft Word Excel NBS Specification writer
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Graduate Advisory & Consulting Pathway
Knight Frank
London, UK
Knight Frank Graduate Advisory & Consulting Surveyor role supporting clients with property valuation, asset management, strategic advisory, market analysis, financial modelling and property investment decisions.About The RoleJoin a graduate programme where you'll help clients solve complex property challenges, shape investment and asset strategies, and provide advice that influences important business decisions. Working alongside experienced surveyors and advisers, you'll gain exposure to a broad range of projects, clients and sectors from day one.Our Advisory & Consulting pathway is designed for graduates who are interested in the strategic, analytical and advisory side of the property industry. Across this pathway, you will gain exposure to teams who help clients evaluate opportunities, manage risk and make informed decisions about property assets, portfolios and places.Based in our Baker Street global headquarters in London, the programme consists of up to five six-month rotations across a range of specialist teams. These teams work with clients across commercial property, investment, the public sector, energy, restructuring and other complex real estate projects.You could gain experience in areas such as valuation, asset management, portfolio solutions, strategic consultancy, market insights and specialist advisory services. Through these rotations, you'll develop an understanding of how property advice is shaped by market evidence, client objectives, financial considerations and wider trends affecting the built environment.Unlike our Markets & Transactions pathway, which combines market insight and strategic advice with the execution of transactions and investment opportunities, this pathway focuses more heavily on valuation, analysis, performance and strategic recommendations. You'll help clients understand complex property challenges, evaluate opportunities and make informed decisions. It is well suited to individuals who are curious about how property decisions are made, enjoy solving problems and interpreting data, and want to develop the technical, commercial and professional skills needed to advise clients with confidence.We're dedicated to helping you fulfil your potential at Knight Frank, so learning and development are central to the programme. Each rotation will provide a unique learning experience and contribute towards your professional development. Working alongside experienced surveyors and advisers on live projects and client work, you'll gradually take on greater responsibility while building the technical experience required to sit your Assessment of Professional Competence (APC). Successful completion of the APC will enable you to become a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), supporting your long-term career progression and professional network.If you have obtained an RICS-accredited degree, you will aim to complete the graduate scheme and qualify as a surveyor in November 2029 (RICS Autumn Sitting).If you do not have an RICS-accredited degree, we will support you to complete the RICS-accredited MSc in Real Estate via distance learning alongside your work. You will aim to complete the graduate scheme and qualify as a surveyor in March 2030 (RICS Spring Sitting).Salary£31,000 starting salary plus a £1,500 sign-on bonus, alongside a comprehensive benefits package including private medical insurance, an employee assistance programme, discounted gym membership, a cycle-to-work scheme and a range of retail and lifestyle discounts.About YouYou’ll have a genuine interest in property and the ambition to build a career in advisory, consulting, or valuation-related work. You may be interested in how property markets operate, how clients make investment or portfolio decisions, or how data, insight and commercial judgement are used to shape advice.You will hold, or be on track to achieve, a 2:1 degree or above in any discipline. An RICS-accredited degree is advantageous, but we equally welcome applications from candidates studying non-RICS-accredited courses.We're looking for people who are curious, analytical and collaborative, with strong communication skills and a willingness to learn. Strong numerical and problem-solving skills are important, as you'll be expected to interpret information, analyse market evidence, and develop evidence-based recommendations for clients. More than anything, you’ll be a proactive team player who is ready to make the most of the opportunities available across the programme. This is a fantastic opportunity to launch a future-focused career at the heart of the property industry.Successful candidates are likely to demonstrate curiosity, analytical thinking, and a genuine interest in understanding how data, market insight and commercial judgement inform property decisions. What You Could Be Involved InAcross your rotations, you may gain exposure to a range of advisory and consulting disciplines, including:Valuation: Supporting the assessment of property and portfolio values for investment, lending, taxation and reporting purposes. You could analyse market evidence, inspect properties and help prepare valuation reports for investors, banks and occupiers.Property Asset Management: Helping clients maximise the performance of their property portfolios. You could support tenant communications, review lease agreements, analyse property performance data and assist with managing landlord and occupier relationships.Inspections & Surveys: Visiting properties to assess their condition and identify opportunities or risks. You could attend site inspections, gather property information and contribute to reports that inform client decisions.Strategic Advisory: Advising clients on investment, development and asset strategy decisions. You could research market trends, assess redevelopment opportunities and support recommendations for complex property projects.Negotiation: Supporting discussions between landlords, occupiers, investors and other stakeholders to achieve commercial objectives. You could help analyse comparable evidence, prepare client briefing materials and contribute to rent review, lease renewal or acquisition negotiations.Regulatory Compliance: Helping clients navigate regulatory, sustainability and ESG requirements. You could assess compliance risks, review environmental performance and support advice that helps clients meet changing industry standards and best practice.Reporting & Analysis: Preparing insight-led reports and presentations for a range of stakeholders. You could work with market research, financial analysis and data modelling to help inform investment, asset and business decisions.
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Graduate Markets & Transactions Pathway
Knight Frank
London, UK
Knight Frank Graduate Markets & Transactions Surveyor role gaining experience across property investment, acquisitions and disposals, commercial agency, development, valuation, market research and transaction management.About The RoleJoin a graduate programme where you'll help shape some of the UK's most significant property transactions, working alongside market-leading advisers, investors, developers and occupiers from day one. You'll gain exposure to a diverse range of sectors, clients and opportunities while building the commercial, technical and professional skills needed for a successful career in real estate.Our Markets & Transactions pathway is designed for graduates who are excited by deal-making, relationship building and identifying opportunities across the real estate market.Based at our Baker Street headquarters in London, the programme consists of up to five six-month rotations across a variety of teams involved in the acquisition, disposal, development and investment of property assets. You'll gain exposure to high-profile transactions and work with a diverse range of clients, while learning how opportunities are identified, marketed, negotiated and successfully completed.Throughout the programme, you could gain experience in areas such as Capital Markets, Commercial Agency, Residential Development & Investment, Valuation and Specialist Sectors including Student Property, Hotels, Healthcare and Data Centres. These teams advise investors, developers, landlords, occupiers and institutions on some of their most important property decisions.Unlike our Advisory & Consulting pathway, which focuses primarily on analysis and strategic recommendations relating to property performance and decision-making, the Markets & Transactions pathway combines market insight and strategic advice with the identification, marketing and execution of occupational and investment opportunities. It is well suited to individuals who enjoy building relationships, understanding market trends and helping clients identify and realise opportunities across the real estate market.As you progress through the programme, you'll develop a combination of technical property knowledge, commercial awareness and business development skills, while building a professional network across Knight Frank and the wider real estate industry.We're dedicated to helping you fulfil your potential at Knight Frank, so learning and development are central to the programme. Each rotation will provide a unique learning experience and contribute towards your professional development. Working alongside experienced surveyors and advisers on live instructions, transactions and client projects, you'll gradually take on greater responsibility while building the technical experience required to complete your Assessment of Professional Competence (APC). Successful completion of the APC will enable you to become a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), supporting your long-term career progression and professional network.If you have obtained an RICS-accredited degree, you will aim to complete the graduate scheme and qualify as a surveyor in November 2029 (RICS Autumn Sitting).If you do not have an RICS-accredited degree, we will support you to complete the RICS-accredited MSc in Real Estate via distance learning alongside your work. You will aim to complete the graduate scheme and qualify as a surveyor in March 2030 (RICS Spring Sitting).Salary£31,000 starting salary plus a £1,500 sign-on bonus, alongside a comprehensive package of company benefits, including access to Private Medical Insurance, an Employee Assistance Programme, Cycle to Work scheme, discounted gym memberships and shopping discounts and offers at various merchants and more. About YouWe're looking for individuals who are curious about property markets and motivated by working with clients, opportunities, and transactions. Successful candidates are likely to demonstrate strong communication skills, commercial awareness, relationship-building ability, and the confidence to work effectively with a range of stakeholders. Strong analytical, numerical, and financial literacy skills are important, as you'll be expected to interpret information, work with financial data, identify trends, and support commercial decision-making.You will hold, or be on track to achieve, a 2:1 degree or above in any discipline. An RICS-accredited degree is advantageous, but we equally welcome applications from candidates studying non-RICS-accredited courses.You'll be someone who enjoys meeting new people, building relationships, and communicating with confidence. You may have demonstrated entrepreneurial thinking through work experience, part-time jobs, societies, sport, volunteering or personal projects, and you'll be motivated by creating opportunities and delivering results.We are particularly interested in candidates who are curious about markets, commercially aware, resilient when faced with setbacks, and motivated by working towards ambitious goals. Strong analytical skills are also important, as you'll be expected to interpret information, identify trends, and help clients make informed decisions.This pathway is best suited to individuals who enjoy building relationships, identifying opportunities, working with clients and operating in a fast-paced commercial environment where transactions and projects often have multiple stakeholders and competing priorities.Successful individuals in this pathway are typically commercially minded, relationship-focused and resilient, with the confidence to build networks and the curiosity to understand what drives property markets.We anticipate significant interest in this pathway and encourage candidates to carefully consider their interests, strengths, preferred working style, and long-term career aspirations before applying.What You Could Be Involved InAcross your rotations, you may gain experience in a range of transactional and market-facing disciplines, including:Capital Markets: Supporting the sale and acquisition of major property investments and contributing to complex, high-value transactions. You could help prepare marketing materials, research potential purchasers and analyse investment opportunities.Commercial Agency: Advising landlords and occupiers on leasing opportunities, marketing available space and negotiating transactions. You will attend viewings, analyse market activity and support negotiations between clients and prospective occupiers. You may also be involved in advising landlords and occupiers on existing tenancies, including rent reviews, lease renewals and other key lease events.Residential Development & Investment: Working with developers, investors and landowners on development and investment opportunities. You could help assess sites, prepare client presentations and research market demand and viability.Development: Supporting projects from site acquisition through to delivery. You could analyse development opportunities, review market evidence and contribute to recommendations on the commercial viability of schemes and be involved in bringing this through to delivery.Specialist Sectors: Advising clients operating in some of the fastest-growing areas of the real estate market, including Student Property, Senior Living, Data Centres, Hotels and Healthcare. These teams advise investors, operators and developers on opportunities across purpose-built accommodation, digital infrastructure and operational real estate assets. You could research emerging trends, analyse sector performance and support strategic client projects and transactions.Research & Market Intelligence: Analysing market trends, investment activity and economic data to inform business decisions. You could produce market commentary, identify emerging opportunities and help clients understand changing market conditions.Business Development & Client Relationships: Building professional networks and supporting activities that generate new business opportunities. You could attend industry events, help prepare client pitches and develop an understanding of how long-term relationships drive success.Transaction Management: Supporting transactions from instruction through to completion. You could coordinate due diligence activities, assist with marketing campaigns and help manage the various stakeholders involved in completing a deal.
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Graduate Building Surveying Programme
Knight Frank
London, UK
Graduate Building Surveyor role supporting project management, contract administration, dilapidations, landlord and tenant advice, property surveys and technical due diligence across commercial property.About the role Graduate Building Surveyor assisting with and undertaking a wide range of instructions across the building consultancy discipline, including; project management and contract administration, dilapidations, landlord and tenant advice, pre-acquisition surveys and technical due diligence on a range of commercial property. Our Building Surveying Graduate Programme will give you exposure, experience, training and support so that, whatever skills and perspectives you bring, your potential will be amplified. The role involves direct client liaison and management, with an emphasis on developing relationships and a network within the sector that will last a career. Our programme is designed to provide you with everything you need to confidently launch a career in Building Surveying, working with our experienced team of Chartered Surveyors of all disciplines on live projects, experiencing day to day challenges of the role and being given as much responsibility as your own skills will permit. This gives you an unparalleled breadth of opportunities and allows you to explore a range of experience in the commercial sectors and gaining exposure to office, industrial, retail, healthcare, offices, leisure and PRS asset classes. You will join the firm and start in September 2027, with the aim of completing the graduate scheme and qualifying as a surveyor in November 2029 (RICS Autumn Sitting). Salary £30,000 starting salary plus a £1,500 sign-on bonus, alongside a comprehensive benefits package including private medical insurance, an employee assistance programme, discounted gym membership, a cycle-to-work scheme and a range of retail and lifestyle discounts. What you could be involved in Business Generation & Fee Income Assist in increasing the range, quantity and quality of instructions via business generation to ensure development of the department as a whole. Supporting colleagues to seek and develop new business opportunities. Monitor all correspondence and enquiries on behalf of others as and when required when they are absent from the office referring to such matters as requiring urgent attention to someone of the authority and experience to deal with them. Attend events and actively promote the department and firm amongst clients and professional organisations. Understand the need to work commercially to ensure profitability of instructions. Maintain and grow existing and new client relationships. Begin to develop personal profile within the market. Professional Instructions Project management and contract administration. Preparation of drawings on AutoCAD is preferable although not essential. Preparation of specifications. Party walls, dilapidations, and landlord and tenant advice. Pre-acquisition surveys. Technical due-diligence. Preparing and checking Schedules of Condition, defects analysis and building pathology. Understanding of Health and Safety legislation and CDMC. Producing Reinstatement Cost Assessments. Professional Standards To communicate fully with all stakeholders concerned to ensure that business is managed in an efficient and professional manner. Absorb all aspects of information technology systems particular to the office/department and have an understanding of their broader applications and availability in the division. Ability to clearly define the client’s requirements. Adhere to all deadlines set for the completion of work. Ability to manage own diary and time requirements. Maintain confidentiality in respect of all work undertaken by the Department and to be aware of what is likely to be sensitive information. Liaise with client in a professional and proactive way. Ensure consistently high level of professional conduct. Comply with Best Practice Procedures at all times. Team Contribute actively to the team spirit of the department. Act in a collaborative manner at all times. Interact positively with all team members and work with them in a professional and courteous manner at all times, ensuring we maintain a culture of tolerance and respect. Support the wider team with professional advice as and when required. Liaise with members of other departments and get to know the individuals and their markets both for the purpose of obtaining information and also to look for opportunities for cross selling of business. Systems & IT competence AutoCAD (2012 or later versions) if preferred although not essential Microsoft Project Microsoft Word Excel NBS Specification writer
Posted today
Graduate Advisory & Consulting Pathway
Knight Frank
London, UK
Knight Frank Graduate Advisory & Consulting Surveyor role supporting clients with property valuation, asset management, strategic advisory, market analysis, financial modelling and property investment decisions.About The RoleJoin a graduate programme where you'll help clients solve complex property challenges, shape investment and asset strategies, and provide advice that influences important business decisions. Working alongside experienced surveyors and advisers, you'll gain exposure to a broad range of projects, clients and sectors from day one.Our Advisory & Consulting pathway is designed for graduates who are interested in the strategic, analytical and advisory side of the property industry. Across this pathway, you will gain exposure to teams who help clients evaluate opportunities, manage risk and make informed decisions about property assets, portfolios and places.Based in our Baker Street global headquarters in London, the programme consists of up to five six-month rotations across a range of specialist teams. These teams work with clients across commercial property, investment, the public sector, energy, restructuring and other complex real estate projects.You could gain experience in areas such as valuation, asset management, portfolio solutions, strategic consultancy, market insights and specialist advisory services. Through these rotations, you'll develop an understanding of how property advice is shaped by market evidence, client objectives, financial considerations and wider trends affecting the built environment.Unlike our Markets & Transactions pathway, which combines market insight and strategic advice with the execution of transactions and investment opportunities, this pathway focuses more heavily on valuation, analysis, performance and strategic recommendations. You'll help clients understand complex property challenges, evaluate opportunities and make informed decisions. It is well suited to individuals who are curious about how property decisions are made, enjoy solving problems and interpreting data, and want to develop the technical, commercial and professional skills needed to advise clients with confidence.We're dedicated to helping you fulfil your potential at Knight Frank, so learning and development are central to the programme. Each rotation will provide a unique learning experience and contribute towards your professional development. Working alongside experienced surveyors and advisers on live projects and client work, you'll gradually take on greater responsibility while building the technical experience required to sit your Assessment of Professional Competence (APC). Successful completion of the APC will enable you to become a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), supporting your long-term career progression and professional network.If you have obtained an RICS-accredited degree, you will aim to complete the graduate scheme and qualify as a surveyor in November 2029 (RICS Autumn Sitting).If you do not have an RICS-accredited degree, we will support you to complete the RICS-accredited MSc in Real Estate via distance learning alongside your work. You will aim to complete the graduate scheme and qualify as a surveyor in March 2030 (RICS Spring Sitting).Salary£31,000 starting salary plus a £1,500 sign-on bonus, alongside a comprehensive benefits package including private medical insurance, an employee assistance programme, discounted gym membership, a cycle-to-work scheme and a range of retail and lifestyle discounts.About YouYou’ll have a genuine interest in property and the ambition to build a career in advisory, consulting, or valuation-related work. You may be interested in how property markets operate, how clients make investment or portfolio decisions, or how data, insight and commercial judgement are used to shape advice.You will hold, or be on track to achieve, a 2:1 degree or above in any discipline. An RICS-accredited degree is advantageous, but we equally welcome applications from candidates studying non-RICS-accredited courses.We're looking for people who are curious, analytical and collaborative, with strong communication skills and a willingness to learn. Strong numerical and problem-solving skills are important, as you'll be expected to interpret information, analyse market evidence, and develop evidence-based recommendations for clients. More than anything, you’ll be a proactive team player who is ready to make the most of the opportunities available across the programme. This is a fantastic opportunity to launch a future-focused career at the heart of the property industry.Successful candidates are likely to demonstrate curiosity, analytical thinking, and a genuine interest in understanding how data, market insight and commercial judgement inform property decisions. What You Could Be Involved InAcross your rotations, you may gain exposure to a range of advisory and consulting disciplines, including:Valuation: Supporting the assessment of property and portfolio values for investment, lending, taxation and reporting purposes. You could analyse market evidence, inspect properties and help prepare valuation reports for investors, banks and occupiers.Property Asset Management: Helping clients maximise the performance of their property portfolios. You could support tenant communications, review lease agreements, analyse property performance data and assist with managing landlord and occupier relationships.Inspections & Surveys: Visiting properties to assess their condition and identify opportunities or risks. You could attend site inspections, gather property information and contribute to reports that inform client decisions.Strategic Advisory: Advising clients on investment, development and asset strategy decisions. You could research market trends, assess redevelopment opportunities and support recommendations for complex property projects.Negotiation: Supporting discussions between landlords, occupiers, investors and other stakeholders to achieve commercial objectives. You could help analyse comparable evidence, prepare client briefing materials and contribute to rent review, lease renewal or acquisition negotiations.Regulatory Compliance: Helping clients navigate regulatory, sustainability and ESG requirements. You could assess compliance risks, review environmental performance and support advice that helps clients meet changing industry standards and best practice.Reporting & Analysis: Preparing insight-led reports and presentations for a range of stakeholders. You could work with market research, financial analysis and data modelling to help inform investment, asset and business decisions.
Posted today
Graduate Markets & Transactions Pathway
Knight Frank
London, UK
Knight Frank Graduate Markets & Transactions Surveyor role gaining experience across property investment, acquisitions and disposals, commercial agency, development, valuation, market research and transaction management.About The RoleJoin a graduate programme where you'll help shape some of the UK's most significant property transactions, working alongside market-leading advisers, investors, developers and occupiers from day one. You'll gain exposure to a diverse range of sectors, clients and opportunities while building the commercial, technical and professional skills needed for a successful career in real estate.Our Markets & Transactions pathway is designed for graduates who are excited by deal-making, relationship building and identifying opportunities across the real estate market.Based at our Baker Street headquarters in London, the programme consists of up to five six-month rotations across a variety of teams involved in the acquisition, disposal, development and investment of property assets. You'll gain exposure to high-profile transactions and work with a diverse range of clients, while learning how opportunities are identified, marketed, negotiated and successfully completed.Throughout the programme, you could gain experience in areas such as Capital Markets, Commercial Agency, Residential Development & Investment, Valuation and Specialist Sectors including Student Property, Hotels, Healthcare and Data Centres. These teams advise investors, developers, landlords, occupiers and institutions on some of their most important property decisions.Unlike our Advisory & Consulting pathway, which focuses primarily on analysis and strategic recommendations relating to property performance and decision-making, the Markets & Transactions pathway combines market insight and strategic advice with the identification, marketing and execution of occupational and investment opportunities. It is well suited to individuals who enjoy building relationships, understanding market trends and helping clients identify and realise opportunities across the real estate market.As you progress through the programme, you'll develop a combination of technical property knowledge, commercial awareness and business development skills, while building a professional network across Knight Frank and the wider real estate industry.We're dedicated to helping you fulfil your potential at Knight Frank, so learning and development are central to the programme. Each rotation will provide a unique learning experience and contribute towards your professional development. Working alongside experienced surveyors and advisers on live instructions, transactions and client projects, you'll gradually take on greater responsibility while building the technical experience required to complete your Assessment of Professional Competence (APC). Successful completion of the APC will enable you to become a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), supporting your long-term career progression and professional network.If you have obtained an RICS-accredited degree, you will aim to complete the graduate scheme and qualify as a surveyor in November 2029 (RICS Autumn Sitting).If you do not have an RICS-accredited degree, we will support you to complete the RICS-accredited MSc in Real Estate via distance learning alongside your work. You will aim to complete the graduate scheme and qualify as a surveyor in March 2030 (RICS Spring Sitting).Salary£31,000 starting salary plus a £1,500 sign-on bonus, alongside a comprehensive package of company benefits, including access to Private Medical Insurance, an Employee Assistance Programme, Cycle to Work scheme, discounted gym memberships and shopping discounts and offers at various merchants and more. About YouWe're looking for individuals who are curious about property markets and motivated by working with clients, opportunities, and transactions. Successful candidates are likely to demonstrate strong communication skills, commercial awareness, relationship-building ability, and the confidence to work effectively with a range of stakeholders. Strong analytical, numerical, and financial literacy skills are important, as you'll be expected to interpret information, work with financial data, identify trends, and support commercial decision-making.You will hold, or be on track to achieve, a 2:1 degree or above in any discipline. An RICS-accredited degree is advantageous, but we equally welcome applications from candidates studying non-RICS-accredited courses.You'll be someone who enjoys meeting new people, building relationships, and communicating with confidence. You may have demonstrated entrepreneurial thinking through work experience, part-time jobs, societies, sport, volunteering or personal projects, and you'll be motivated by creating opportunities and delivering results.We are particularly interested in candidates who are curious about markets, commercially aware, resilient when faced with setbacks, and motivated by working towards ambitious goals. Strong analytical skills are also important, as you'll be expected to interpret information, identify trends, and help clients make informed decisions.This pathway is best suited to individuals who enjoy building relationships, identifying opportunities, working with clients and operating in a fast-paced commercial environment where transactions and projects often have multiple stakeholders and competing priorities.Successful individuals in this pathway are typically commercially minded, relationship-focused and resilient, with the confidence to build networks and the curiosity to understand what drives property markets.We anticipate significant interest in this pathway and encourage candidates to carefully consider their interests, strengths, preferred working style, and long-term career aspirations before applying.What You Could Be Involved InAcross your rotations, you may gain experience in a range of transactional and market-facing disciplines, including:Capital Markets: Supporting the sale and acquisition of major property investments and contributing to complex, high-value transactions. You could help prepare marketing materials, research potential purchasers and analyse investment opportunities.Commercial Agency: Advising landlords and occupiers on leasing opportunities, marketing available space and negotiating transactions. You will attend viewings, analyse market activity and support negotiations between clients and prospective occupiers. You may also be involved in advising landlords and occupiers on existing tenancies, including rent reviews, lease renewals and other key lease events.Residential Development & Investment: Working with developers, investors and landowners on development and investment opportunities. You could help assess sites, prepare client presentations and research market demand and viability.Development: Supporting projects from site acquisition through to delivery. You could analyse development opportunities, review market evidence and contribute to recommendations on the commercial viability of schemes and be involved in bringing this through to delivery.Specialist Sectors: Advising clients operating in some of the fastest-growing areas of the real estate market, including Student Property, Senior Living, Data Centres, Hotels and Healthcare. These teams advise investors, operators and developers on opportunities across purpose-built accommodation, digital infrastructure and operational real estate assets. You could research emerging trends, analyse sector performance and support strategic client projects and transactions.Research & Market Intelligence: Analysing market trends, investment activity and economic data to inform business decisions. You could produce market commentary, identify emerging opportunities and help clients understand changing market conditions.Business Development & Client Relationships: Building professional networks and supporting activities that generate new business opportunities. You could attend industry events, help prepare client pitches and develop an understanding of how long-term relationships drive success.Transaction Management: Supporting transactions from instruction through to completion. You could coordinate due diligence activities, assist with marketing campaigns and help manage the various stakeholders involved in completing a deal.
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