Assessor Benefits:

  • free access to the Professionalism module, which allows you to undertake the minimum of 3 hours’ ethics related CPD every three years
  • record assessor training as formal CPD
  • you can claim informal CPD hours if you acquire new skills or knowledge in preparing for the assessment or reading candidates submissions
  • giving something back to the Profession
  • networking and sharing knowledge by attending our Standardisation face to face sessions
  • proudly display your outlook and digital asset badges stating that your proud to be an assessor
  • maintain professional standards
  • update and develop your professional knowledge
  • develop future professionals
  • reverse mentoring, where you can learn from our new assessors who will have been newly trained
  • receive assessor and/or chair payment for each candidate assessment

Assessor guides and templates

Assessment dates 2025

Submission and assessment dates have been published for 2025.

Assessor Availability for 2025

you will be contacted in advance of the coming Assessments to request your availability through the new Assessment Platform.

Existing Assessor

New Assessor Training Delegates

The regulatory functions of RICS relating to entry and admission to the profession are led and overseen by Standards and Regulation Board (SRB).

Principal Assessors (globally)

 

Accountable to RICS’ Standards and Regulation Board (SRB), the Principal Assessors (PAs) will work closely with the Qualifications and Assessment Committee (QAC) and RICS staff, to provide insight to entry and assessment policy; developing and delivering assessor training, including standardisation requirements and events; and facilitating debate and discussion within the assessor community to support best practice. 

As subject matter experts for pathways to assessment, Principal Assessors will also have a key role in the Entry and Assessment Review. Lead in the policy development and quality assurance of RICS’ qualifications, including entry and assessment to the profession.

All RICS assessors were invited to apply for the Principal Assessor roles.

The Expression of Interest, Role Profiles and FAQs were shared in November 2023. Applicants were then shortlisted and interviewed by the RICS Qualifications and Assessments Commitment (QAC) during February and March 2024.

Open vacancy:

  • Land and Resources for the UK
  • Built Environment for UK

If you are interested in applying, please refer to the Expression of Interest, Role Profiles and FAQs.

Available resources to download

New Assessor Roles - FAQs (PDF 0.24MB)

Published date: 28 May 2024

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Useful links

Standards and Regulation Board (SRB)

Qualifications and Assessment Committee (QAC)

Entry and Assessment Review