Professional education: issues of quantity and quality

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Fraser, W

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Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (9507) 18 February 1995, 116-118Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: Warns that the surveying profession is facing a glut of graduates noting a decline in the quality of course and entrants. Criticises the RICS policy of not regulating the supply of graduates from accredited courses. L

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Warns that the surveying profession is facing a glut of graduates noting a decline in the quality of course and entrants. Criticises the RICS policy of not regulating the supply of graduates from accredited courses. L

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