Prepare for PRO Interactive Session

Prepare for Property Research and Observation Interactive Sessions

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Property Research and Observation your first face-to-face event!

Your trainers are looking forward to welcoming you to your first face-to-face interactive event

It's exciting, isn't it? We completely understand that you'd love to know a bit more about how to prepare and what to expect. So, come on in, and we'll do our very best to help you prepare!

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Let's start with what you need to do before you go

It's the first time you'll meet your peers and trainers in person, and we think it's quite a big deal. So we didn't want to overload you with too much this time. We want you to be well prepared so you get the best out of the experience, work through the Q&As below:

What online learning should I have completed?

Do I need to do anything else to get ready for the session?

How do I know where to go and when?

What will we do at these sessions?

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Types of subjects covered include:

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RICS Home Survey Standard

Observation exercise

Desktop research; recording notes and reflective thought

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How do I prepare?

As it's an engaging session, you'll want to be able to take an active part in group tasks.We recommend you have an awareness of the desktop research content. It will be beneficial to have a look at the valuation and building regs content. What if I haven't had the time to do all of this?

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Where to go

You can check the venue information in Sava Learn, in the Events tab. Keep in mind this will be become available around a month in advance of the event. Although we will keep in touch with reminders. You've been given a schedule of the sessions, so jot down all the important dates in your diary! Get in touch with us if you are unsure about anything.

What else you should do

It's nothing too taxing, just familiarise yourself with the "Key resources" that will be used in the session.