For CPD events for property professionals across the Chilterns and Thames Valley
3CPD is arranging this half-day workshop for APC candidates and for anyone wanting a refresher in valuation methods. The workshop is free to 3CPD subscribers and ALL APC candidates, £25.00 (incl. VAT) for others. Up to four hours' CPD.
The tutor is Anthony Banfield, a former tutor at the College of Estate Management and a well-respected trainer in valuation methods and, in particular, the RICS Red Book.
The Five Counties Conference 2019, sponsored by VWV, will be taking place on Wednesday, 27 February 2019 at the Wycombe Swan theatre in High Wycombe.
The conference has an attractive programme of technical and professional talks for surveyors in commercial and residential practice, six hours of formal RICS CPD for just £85.00 incl. VAT, and the opportunity to network with over 300 like-minded delegates from across London and Southern England.
A joint event has been arranged by the Thames Valley branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and the Society of Construction Law on the topic of "Adjudication update - a review of important 2018 judgments", presented by Catherine Piercy of Hardwicke Chambers.
Further details are available in the event flyer.
Dave Owen of Pengaron Mediation Services has arranged a mock mediation, with Roger Levitt, a registered CMC Mediator, as the mediator and volunteers from the audience as role-players. The scenario will be a dispute between neighbours, to include issues of car parking and water ingress.
It's an 8.5am for 8.45am start, finishing at 10.45am. Two hours of FREE CPD. And you could be back at your desk in High Wycombe or Reading before lunch!
3CPD provides cost-effective continuing professional development (CPD) for chartered surveyors and others working in the property industry, primarily in the region covered by Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. This is achieved by organising events throughout the year, during the day and evenings, covering the latest developments in law and practice across the main property disciplines.
