Reaching the final assessment interview stage, means that you have either completed a period of structured training or have approval to proceed direct to interview, depending on your academic achievements and experience already gained within the profession.
The phrase "final assessment" means the process to determine whether you have met the RICS standards, ethics and APC criteria to become a Professional Member (MRICS) and/or use the Chartered Designation attached to the pathway you are following.
You now need to click one of the boxes below, depending on which route of entry you are following, and all the necessary information, dates, application forms, and instructions you need to apply will be listed for you. Please ensure you read all the important notes, as something missed could mean you can not proceed to the final assessment interview at this time.
APC Support (Information on RICS Training Advisors and APC Doctors)
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Graduate
Route 1
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Graduate
Route 2
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Graduate
Route 3
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Minimum 24 months structured training programme |
Minimum 12 months structured training programme |
Minimum 10 years prior surveying related experience |
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Adaptation Route 1 |
Senior Professional |
Academic Route |
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Minimum 10 years prior surveying related experience, plus 450 hours study |
Must hold a senior industry position and have 5 -10 years prior surveying relating experience 2 years of which must be since graduation |
Must have undertaken academic activities relevant to the profession over a three year period |
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Alternative Designation |
Northern Ireland |
External Links to centre directions |
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Already a chartered member seeking a designation from a different pathway |
This section for all those sitting APC final assessment in Northern Ireland. (All queries should be directed to Susan Mason) |
Links to external APC assessment centre websites. |
