RICS raises standards of fellowship qualification

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Plans by the RICS to improve professional standards for surveyors will include linking fellowship status within the RICS to achievement rather than seniority. This could lead to a fall of up to two-thirds in the number of surveyors promoted from associate to fellow. Professional associates will now have to prove that they have reached a certain level of experience and management responsibility in order to gain fellowship membership.

Author: Wheatley, Catherine

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All jolly good fellows

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The RICS will from Jan 1996 operate stricter standards for awarding fellowship status to surveyors. Professional associates will no longer be promoted automatically to fellowship status after 12 years, but will instead have to provide evidence of a certain level of experience and managerial responsibility. This is part of plans to improve the general public image of surveyors.

Author: Wheatley, Catherine

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Wellcome homes in on a major Kensington deal

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Medical charity Wellcome Trust has invested 280 million pounds sterling in the purchase of the Kensington Estate, one of the London's most sought-after residential areas. The move is part of plans by Wellcome to expand its investment portfolio. The estate includes 2,300 residential properties, along with offices, shops and some small hotels.

Author: Wheatley, Catherine
Investments, Real estate industry, London, England, Buildings and facilities, Wellcome Trust

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Subjects list: Standards, Surveyors, Trade and professional associations, Professional associations, Trade associations
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