Graduate Planner: Fast-Track RTPI/RICS Training + Profit Sharing

Lichfields; Newcastle upon Tyne; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Profit-sharing bonus

Job summary

Lichfields, a planning and development consultancy, invites graduates to join their Newcastle team as Graduate Planner. The role offers the chance to work on high-profile UK projects within an independent, staff-owned firm and to benefit from a dedicated graduate development programme designed to accelerate professional accreditation.

We are seeking candidates in final year or with up to one year of relevant experience, ideally holding a 2:1 undergraduate degree; a RTPI/RICS accredited master's

Qualifications

• Final-year graduates or those with up to one year of relevant experience.
• Minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate degree.
• Master's degree in RTPI/RICS accredited subjects (or predicted completion) is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

• Dynamic environment where you will be advising major clients on diverse projects and taking on significant responsibilities from the start.
• Competitive rewards including a highly competitive salary and profit-sharing bonus scheme for all staff.
• Supportive and collaborative culture with a busy calendar of staff and client social events.
• Flexibility and inclusivity with a diverse and inclusive workplace and disability-friendly initiatives.
• Professional development through a comprehensive graduate learning and development programme to accelerate RTPI/RICS accreditation with mentoring.

Education

2:1 undergraduate degree

Master's degree in RTPI/RICS accredited subjects

Job description

Lichfields, a planning and development consultancy, invites graduates to join their Newcastle team as Graduate Planner. The role offers the chance to work on high-profile UK projects within an independent, staff-owned firm and to benefit from a dedicated graduate development programme designed to accelerate professional accreditation.

We are seeking candidates in final year or with up to one year of relevant experience, ideally holding a 2:1 undergraduate degree; a RTPI/RICS accredited master's