Practice-based Body of Real Estate Knowledge [electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors

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Language: English Series: RICS ResearchPublication details: London, RICS, 2013Description: 30pSubject(s):

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Available from the Property Research Trust

Summary: This study explored the activities that constitute the body of knowledge of real estate practitioners in order to represent practice better so that it can be improved and real estate education can be aligned to industry requirements. This went beyond notions of competency to establish the complexity and indeterminacy of practice activities.

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This study explored the activities that constitute the body
of knowledge of real estate practitioners in order to
represent practice better so that it can be improved
and real estate education can be aligned to industry
requirements. This went beyond notions of competency
to establish the complexity and indeterminacy of practice
activities.

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