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for diploma in civil in correspondence course.

Posted by jazu on August 28, 2013 at 11:58am in Professional Advice for New Surveyors
dear all,i am working as a land surveyor,but i don't have qualification for that.i completed b.sc with botany,zoology,chemistry.my question isif i can do diploma in civil in correspondence with recognized university.(not regular mode),is it useful for my career like promotion?my friends are saying that correspondence course is not good than regular mode.please tell me a good suggestion what can i do now?what is your opinion about rics London?is there any useful courses for land surveyors.
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    Paul Vidler August 29, 2013 at 12:09am

    I am not sure I can help you with any advice on where and how to study. But you can be fairly sure that a qualification will allow you further progression than without a qualification. This is due to a large amount of surveying work and employers requiring you to be registered in the country you choose to work.

    It would probably be in your best interest to ensure the qualification you want to study is recognised in the country you want to settle in with this career.

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