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Graduate FAQ's

  • When do applications open and close?

    Applications for the 2025 Graduate Programme closed on 25 October 2024. If you submitted an application, our team will be in touch soon to let you know the outcome.

  • What is the minimum criteria for applying to our Graduate Programme?

    There is no academic minimum criteria to apply. You will need to be studying or have achieved an undergraduate degree as a minimum. You will simply need to show an enthusiasm and desire to work within property and for Gerald Eve. Work experience within the industry is advantageous, but we recognise you may not have had the opportunity to obtain this. We recommend using your cover letter and application questions to demonstrate your passion for the role.

  • What is the RICS and RTPI?

    The RICS stands for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and RTPI stands for the Royal Town Planning Institute. They each are the professional bodies for the real estate industry, in surveying and planning respectively. They each set the pathways and competency guides, and ultimately end point assessments, for which our graduates must follow in order to become Chartered. They also each maintain the professional standards across the UK and internationally.

  • Can I make a speculative application by email?

    Unfortunately, we are unable to accept speculative CVs via email. For your application to be considered, please apply to a position directly via our Graduate website.

  • How long does the application process take?

    We appreciate everyone has different work or study commitments. We recommend you apply as soon as you are able to. We will review all applications submitted before the deadline.

  • Can I apply to multiple pathways in the same year?

    No, we can only accept one application for each candidate. Please ensure you have researched the pathway most suited to you before applying.

  • I haven’t studied a real estate degree course, can I still apply to Gerald Eve’s Graduate Programme?

    You do not need an accredited degree to apply for the role. If you already have the accredited degree, you will be known as a cognate applicant meaning you can progress straight on to the APC (Assessment of Professional Competence); if you have a non-RICS or non-RTPI degree, you will be considered a non-cognate applicant and you will need to complete an accredited BSc or MSc alongside your APC. We will support you in doing this through utilising our apprenticeship levy and you will have one day a week for academic study.

  • Why does my submitted application no longer show?

    While the job vacancy is live, you should be able to see that you have an open application. However, once the vacancy is closed, you will no longer be able to see that you have a live application. Rest assured we have received your application.

  • What locations do Gerald Eve operate in the UK?

    Gerald Eve operates from UK offices across multiple business lines. Our offices; London – West End, London City, Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester, Milton Keynes, and West Malling.

  • Once I select a programme, can I choose to change?

    Once you have applied for a programme this will be the one you follow. Please think carefully about the pathway before applying. It is important you consider the career and qualifications you wish to gain when joining our Graduate programme.

  • Do you accept late applications?

    No, as we receive a competitive number of applications and a strict timeline which must be adhered to. We recommend submitting your application as soon as possible.

  • If I’m unsuccessful, can I re-apply?

    No, we can only accept one application per applicant each year. We run a strict timeline and are unable to accommodate unsuccessful applications.

  • If I am unable to attend the assessments stages, what should I do?

    Please let the Early Careers team know as soon as possible so we can make alternative arrangements.

  • Will I receive feedback on my application?

    Due to the high volume of applications, we receive, we don’t offer feedback to those that have not been invited to an assessment day.  If you are unsuccessful after meeting us at an assessment day, we can offer individualised feedback.

  • How can I prepare for an interview?

    Do your research – understand Gerald Eve’s core values and familiarise yourself with Gerald Eve’s market position. Ensure you are updated with current trends in the real estate market. Be prepared to answer questions on why you have chosen a career in real estate.

Find out more about Gerald Eve and our graduate programme