Government and Public Administration
Estate Surveyors
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Responsibilities
Estate Surveyors offer professional advice relating to property investment and development such as development potential of properties and land resumption compensation matters. Estate Surveyors act on client's behalf in lease modification, land exchange applications and other land administration works. They also conduct property market studies. They deal with the public administration, management and leasing of lands and buildings. They value all types of real property for purchase, sale, letting, investment, rating and taxation. Estate Surveyors advise client on property valuation, feasibility study and statutory compensation.
Basic qualification requirements
Academic requirements
A recognised bachelor's degree in surveying or equivalent qualifications
Work experience
3 to 5 years of relevant work experience
Industry specific capabilities
Maths Skills
Professional land development knowledge
Related education and training
Degree or above
BSc (Hons) Building Surveying
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Surveying
Higher Diploma
Higher Diploma in Real Estate and Property Management
Higher Diploma in Surveying
Professional Diploma/Certificate
Professional Diploma in Land Surveying
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