FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Graduate Town Planner position?
A degree in Town Planning or a related field is preferred, with RTPI accreditation being a plus but not essential.
What type of training is provided for new hires?
The company offers a structured APC training programme, hands-on experience, and mentorship from industry professionals to support RTPI accreditation.
What skills are necessary for this role?
Strong research, analytical, and communication skills are necessary, along with a proactive and collaborative approach to work.
What will my main responsibilities be as a Graduate Town Planner?
Your main responsibilities will include assisting in the preparation of planning applications, conducting research, supporting public consultations, drafting reports, and attending site visits and public examinations.
What is the work culture like in the Nottingham team?
The work culture is collaborative and supportive, with an emphasis on professional development and exposure to a variety of projects across the UK.
Are there opportunities for career advancement within the company?
Yes, the position offers excellent opportunities for long-term career development in planning through training and mentorship.
Who should I contact if I am interested in applying for this position?
You can contact Josh Jones at 362 010 if you meet the criteria and are interested in applying.
When is the application deadline for this role?
The hiring manager is looking to meet with suitable candidates as soon as possible, so it is advisable to apply promptly.
What type of projects will I be working on?
You will have the opportunity to work on high-profile projects across the UK, gaining valuable experience in various aspects of town planning.