What are the questions asked in written interview?
General questions
- Tell me a little bit about yourself.
- How would your previous employer describe you in three words?
- Why are you interested in a writing position?
- Who is your favorite writer?
- What book are you currently reading?
- What are your favorite publications?
- What do you know about our company?
How hard is the RICS APC?
I had read an article in Building magazine by Katie Puckett in 2007 that stated: ‘RICS’ APC is renowned as one of the toughest chartership programmes you can take. The average pass rate is 70%, but this drops to 59% for the building surveying faculty.
How do I enroll in RICS APC?
Enrol onto APC when employed and pay the full APC application fee plus current year’s subscription. Email our enrolments team a letter to from your counsellor confirming when your work placement started and finished and that you were working towards APC requirements.
Is RICS difficult?
The RICS’ APC is renowned as one of the toughest chartership programmes you can take. The average pass rate is 70%, but this drops to 59% for the building surveying faculty.
What is the pass rate for the RICS APC?
between 60-70%
The APC pass rate tends to range between 60-70%, so you are most certainly not alone. If you know other RICS APC candidates in your local area, get in touch and speak to them about their experiences – it doesn’t matter whether they passed or were referred.
How hard is RICS APC?
How long is RICS APC?
Infrastructure. 12 months training: For enrolments up to 31 March, the earliest time you can interview is session 1 2021. 24 months training: For enrolments up to 30 April, the earliest time you can interview is session 1 2022.
How do you pass RICS?
How to ace your APC
- Organise as many mock interviews as possible.
- Form or join a study group.
- Peer review your case study.
- Structure your CPD and summary of experience.
- Read lots of industry news and make sure you are up to date with market trends.
- You don’t have to answer all the questions.
- Practice your presentation.