Graduate Apprentice Valuer / Graduate Valuer / Valuer / Senior Valuer - ORK08209

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ORKNEY & SHETLAND VALUATION JOINT BOARD
Assessors Office, 8 Broad Street, Kirkwall

Graduate Apprentice Valuer/ Graduate Valuer/ Valuer/ Senior Valuer

35 hours per week
Graduate Apprentice Valuer: £30,954 - £33,053
Graduate Valuer: £38,528 - £43,108
Valuer: £45,444 - £51,138
Senior Valuer: £51,850 - £56,467

(The above-noted salaries are inclusive of Distant Islands Allowance £2,742)

In partnership with Edinburgh Napier University and Skills Development Scotland; The Orkney and Shetland Valuation Joint Board are delighted to offer an exciting opportunity to develop a career in Non-Domestic and Council Tax Valuation. This Graduate Apprenticeship scheme supports individuals to study for an Honours Degree at university while in paid full-time employment. Graduate Apprentices attain an honours degree in 4 years, the same time as traditional full-time students. To train to become a Valuer with The Orkney and Shetland Valuation Joint Board, the Graduate Apprentice shall work within the Orkney office and learn all aspects of the service. The Graduate Apprentice shall be supported to complete a BSc (Hons) Construction and the Built Environment through block release study at Edinburgh Napier University.

The Graduate Apprentice Valuer post is open to those who have achieved four SQA Highers at BBCC (or equivalent); Modern Apprenticeship, or an HNC/HND in a related discipline.

The post of Valuer or Senior Valuer is open to applicants holding Chartered Surveyor (MRICS) status, while Graduate Valuer is open to those holding an accredited RICS degree.

This post requires Basic Disclosure Scotland Clearance.

Further information on the opportunities available from Robert Eunson, Assessor & Electoral Registration Officer, Tel. , Robert.eunson@orkney.gov.uk 

Closing Date: Sunday 26 May 2024

Please note that interview expenses are not payable for this post.