Chartered Surveyor Degree Apprenticeship

The Chartered Surveyor degree apprenticeship is a Level 6 apprenticeship in England that includes a BSc (Hons) Degree and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Assessment of Professional Competence (APC). This leads to Chartered membership of the RICS (MRICS) as the final apprenticeship outcome. The apprenticeship develops the knowledge and skills and all the behaviours required for a career as a chartered surveyor.

UCEM offers the apprenticeship for the following Chartered Surveyor occupational routes.

Pathways available:

Chartered Surveyor Project Management Pathway

Chartered Surveyor Project Management Pathway

Project managers occupy a central role in the development process driving successful completion of projects.

Chartered Surveyor Building Surveying Pathway

Chartered Surveyor Building Surveying Pathway

Building Surveyors are ideally equipped to provide a wide range of services within the Built Environment.

Chartered Surveyor Quantity Surveying Pathway

Chartered Surveyor Quantity Surveying Pathway

Quantity Surveyors can manage cost effectively, equating quality and value with individual client needs.

Chartered Surveyor Commercial Real Estate Pathway

Chartered Surveyor Commercial Real Estate Pathway

The work of chartered surveyors in this area covers all types of real estate used for business purposes.

Chartered Surveyor Valuation Pathway

Chartered Surveyor Valuation Pathway

Specialist valuers operate across a wide range of asset types, the most common including commercial, residential and rural property.

Chartered Surveyor Residential Pathway

Chartered Surveyor Residential Pathway

Occupation of residential property ranges from rental through intermediate forms of tenure, including shared ownership, through to full owner occupation.

Want to know more?

To search and apply for apprenticeship vacancies we recommend that you visit the government’s Find an Apprenticeship website or RICS Recruit.

If you are already in suitable employment, please email admissions@ucem.ac.uk for guidance on next steps.