Leisure Surveyor Review

Value properties for banks, institutions, owners, accounts, inheritance tax etc, within the leisure or trade sectors. Golf courses, mobile homes parks, stadia etc. Write reports, inspect properties, meet clients, maintain bank manager relationships.

Yes, developing all skills daily. Mathematics is tested and expanding, writing of reports expands my use of vocabulary and ensures competency when phrasing. Communication is tested daily and moreover the life skills of time management etc are tested greatly.

I enjoy some areas of the work and others less so. Its a heavily legislative process to conduct valuations and its a little dense. The process is good and the writing of the reports is okay, bar the relatively low interest due diligence enquiries, but that's a vital portion of the work

Very well

There are exceptional facilities open to you when working here, its difficult to fault it, there's almost too much to attend it becomes a bit overwhelming if you contemplate attending everything. The individual team support varies.

A decent amount. They provide you with all the resources you need to undertake your study. They do listen to feedback and attempt to improve which is positive.

Provides foundations by covering all the base areas of knowledge, plants the seeds. Although the first couple of years aren't necessarily directly applicable to the day-to-day it is useful to have an understanding in order to show a degree of competence

Some every now and again - few social activities and a couple of sports events. I personally dont attend all that many events because i already spend a lot of time at work so tend to leave them out

Yes

Industry leading firm, highly qualified people working within it, access to resources is second to none, secure equity rich firm with high job security - which is important if you are undertaking a 5 year apprenticeship!

Be you - they're just people, don't try and be perfect. Be humble and know your floors - express them and show the will and eagerness to improve and face thpse challenges. Don't put barriers up for yourself. Have a degree of understanding about the company.