Internship Program - Assistant Valuer (Jan 2025)

Your role

As an intern at Urbis, you won't be a passive observer – you'll actively contribute to complex and meaningful projects that shape the urban landscape. Working within their accomplished team at Urbis, you'll gain invaluable insights and make a tangible impact on real-world initiatives. Their student roles provide the flexibility of working 3 - 4 days per week, allowing you to seamlessly integrate your internship with your studies.

As an intern in the Economics & Property team, you will:

• Undertake a diverse range of valuation and property-related tasks
• Attend property inspections alongside qualified Valuers
• Undertake online title and town planning searches
• Review and summarise lease documentation
• Conduct research, analysis, and contribute to the development of written advice and presentations
• Opportunity to attend client meetings and undertake fieldwork
• Receive mentoring and coaching to support you in achieving your certified practising valuer certification

About you

This program will be suitable for those who will be undertaking tertiary studies in a relevant field in 2025, and have a combination of the following competencies and qualifications:

• Be working towards the completion of an accredited valuations course. You can find more information about accredited courses here
• Passionate, hardworking and a great fit for the spirited, collaborative culture at Urbis
• Can communicate with confidence and in a responsive manner, both written and verbally
• Proven skills in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Please Note: you must have valid working rights in Australia and be studying throughout the duration of the internship to be eligible for the program.

Benefits

Urbis offers an array of perks. Their active social calendar ensures a vibrant work atmosphere and their offices boast second-to-none locations and environments that foster collaboration. They also provide a dynamic and agile working environment, ensuring you have the flexibility and resources to excel in your role.

Training, development & rotations

The internship combines practical learning with academic studies, enhancing professional growth through diverse projects and collaboration with industry leaders where you will emerge with strong skills and networks and be well-prepared for career advancement opportunities.

You will embed yourself within the Economics & Property team, where you'll have the opportunity to participate in four distinct rotations. These rotations will offer a comprehensive understanding of various teams and facets within the organisation, empowering you with a distinct advantage of industry experience that sets you apart from your peers.

To hear from some of the previous student interns, watch this video:

How to apply

When applying, please submit your resume, most recent academic transcript, and a cover letter. In your cover letter, they encourage you to address the following questions:

• What has attracted you to apply for the Student Program at Urbis?
• Which university subjects relating to property did you find most enjoyable? and why?
• What property asset class are you interested in and why?

Source

The following source was used in researching this page:

• urbis.com.au/students/