Apprentice Chartered Surveyor

Thomas Lister Limited; Bromsgrove; Hybrid; GBP 18,000 - 21,000; Full time

Job summary

Thomas Lister Limited in Bromsgrove is creating an Apprentice Chartered Surveyor role, offering a unique entry into the property industry.

You will undertake a five-year Chartered Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship with Birmingham City University, combining academic study with hands-on experience across valuation, development and property projects, with MRICS status targeted on completion.

Qualifications

• Undertake a five-year Chartered Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship in partnership with Birmingham City University.
• Combine academic study with practical experience across valuation, development and property projects.
• Aim to achieve MRICS status on completion.

Responsibilities

• Work across valuation, development and property projects within the firm.
• Develop professional skills through integrated study and on-the-job experience.
• Progress towards Chartered Surveyor status during the apprenticeship.

Education

Chartered Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship with Birmingham City University

Job description

Thomas Lister Creates New Apprentice Chartered Surveyor Role

Thomas Lister is continuing its growth with the recruitment of an Apprentice Chartered Surveyor, creating an exciting opportunity for a young person to begin a professional career in the property industry.

Based in Bromsgrove, Thomas Lister provides valuation, development and property consultancy advice to clients across the UK. The new role reflects the firm’s continued growth and its commitment to developing future talent within the surveying profession.

The successful candidate will undertake a five-year Chartered Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship in partnership with Birmingham City University, combining academic study with practical experience across a wide range of valuation, development and property projects. The apprenticeship will lead towards Chartered Surveyor (MRICS) status.

“We’re delighted to be creating this opportunity as part of our continued growth. Investing in the next generation of surveyors is important for both our business and the wider profession.”