The company has finalized plans to support graduates of estate management, building construction, and engineering (electrical and mechanical) who want to pursue a career in the real estate industry through the Knight Frank Academy, according to a statement released by Knight Frank Nigeria’s Chief Executive Officer, Frank Okosun.
He revealed that the academy would open on September 26 in Lagos.
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“Stakeholders in the real estate industry have expressed concern about the declining quality of personnel aspiring to be chartered surveyors, valuers, and real estate brokers.” As a result, Knight Frank launched the academy program as one way of returning value to society by bridging the competency gap between what is expected of entry-level professionals by major estate surveyors and valuer firms.
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