Valuation NSW Extends Graduate Program

Applications for the Graduate Program will close on Sunday, March 31, with successful applicants to be notified in April and commence in late May 2024.

The 24-month program will see graduates experience up to four work rotations of up to six months each with different teams within Valuation NSW, to give them a wide breadth of training and learning experiences.

Exciting opportunities are being offered to launch a new career with NSW’s valuation agency, Valuation NSW, offering up to seven new graduate positions in property valuation.

Valuation NSW CEO Stewart McLachlan said applications are now open for the second year of the agency’s Graduate Program, creating training and job opportunities for new industry entrants.

“Valuation NSW Graduate Program is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to start your valuation career with mentoring from leaders in their respective fields who are responsible for administering the state’s valuation system,” Mr McLachlan said.

“Valuation NSW will teach you how the property sector works while building analytical skills and knowledge of valuation methodologies and market trends, to enable you to pursue a range of career paths in the industry.”

Valuation NSW supports the Valuer General and is responsible for the state’s valuation system, determining the value of land for rates and taxes.

It keeps tabs on more than 2.6 million parcels of land in NSW valued at over $2.8 trillion.

Valuation NSW also provides independent assessments of compensation paid for land that is compulsorily acquired when landowners cannot agree on a value.

In addition, Valuation NSW also provides valuation advice and services across the Government including in the areas of bespoke and complex valuations and methodologies, broad brush valuation and risk mitigation strategies, as well as valuations for some of the State’s key assets.

Visit www.valuergeneral.nsw.gov.au for more information or to apply for the Graduate Program.

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