Job Details
SkillsAttention to detail
Problem solving
Excellent science, maths and engineering skills
The ability to analyse and interpret graphical data
Excellent communication
Negotiation and presentation skills Qualifications
There are a number of ways you can become a land surveyor, as a minimum you will need 4 or more GCSEs grades A-C (9-4) and a minimum of 2 A Levels or BTEC equivalent.
Level 3
You can study a BTEC Subsidiary or Extended Diploma in Construction & the Built Environment or Civil Engineering; or an Advanced Level 3 Apprenticeship in Civil Engineering or Surveying.
Level 4, 5 & 6
You can study a HNC, HND, Higher Apprenticeship or Degree in Construction and the Built Environment, Civil Engineering, Surveying or other related subjects.
SalaryNewly qualified surveyors can earn £20,000 – £25,000
This can rise to £25,000 – £40,000 with chartered status
Senior surveyors can earn up to £70,000 or more.