Conduct Rules, Ethics and Professional Practice Competency Masterclass - 2 Part Series
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Overview
June 2024 Schedule
- Part 1: 17/06/24 14:00-15:30 (BST)
- Part 2: 24/06/24 14:00-15:30 (BST)
September 2024 Schedule
- Part 1: 06/09/24 09:30-11:00 (BST)
- Part 2: 13/09/24 09:30-11:00 (BST)
Behaving ethically is at the heart of what it means to be a professional; it distinguishes professionals from other in the marketplace. RICS rules of conduct are mandatory for all members so you must familiarise with them.
Conduct rules, ethics and professional practice is a level 3 competency and there is a significant emphasis on it during the interview. You can be referred on professional practice and ethics alone so you must be able to demonstrate your competence on the required level.
This two-part session is designed to provide you with examples of questions and scenarios that assessors will use when reviewing this key competency. The classes will be very interactive and will allow you to ask questions and seek advice on your own experiences in this competency.
Part one will look at Rules of Conduct and Money Laundering and will briefly summarise the key aspects of the Bribery Act 2010 and part two will focus on Professional and Ethical standards.
Who Should Attend?
All APC candidates (for any competency).
APC Supervisors and Counsellors that require clarification of what is required by their candidates in the Rules of Conduct and Ethics of Professional Practice.
Web Class Series Pre-requisites
Candidates are strongly advised to undertake the Ethics E-learning prior to the session as the session will not revisit the very basis of ethics. Any PER or APC candidates that have registered, or are qualified to register, for the APC/PER schemes.
https://academy.rics.org/e-learning/getting-qualified/ethics/professional-ethics-for-rics-members
Draft a sample level three Conduct Rules Ethics and Professional Practice entry for the APC/PER experience record.
Pre-Class Reading Material/Post Reading Material
The five Professional and Ethical Standards publications on RICS.org.
The nine rules for members and the fifteen rules for firms on RICS.org.
Course Content
- Rules of Conduct for individuals
- Rules of conduct for firms
- Money Laundering
- Brief summary of the key aspects of the Bribery Act 2010
- Professional and Ethical standards
Testimonials
"A very good course, great practical examples and good advise as how to answer." - Luke Sparkes
"The web class is very related to the ethics and practical standards of property valuation, so the web class outcomes shall be fully incorporated to my day to day work as a real estate valuer." - Ibrahim Elkhalifa
Learning outcomes
Provide real life examples of the compliance with one of the nine rules for members is achieved that will then be assessed and commented on by the presenter
Provide real life examples of the compliance with one of the fifteen rules for firms is achieved that will then be assessed and commented on by the presenter
Be able to explain, with the use of examples how, to comply with money laundering regulations
Be able to explain, with the use of examples how, to comply with the Bribery Act
Provide real life examples of the five Professional and Ethical standards that will then be assessed and commented on by the presenter
Provide examples of potential conflicts of interest and how to avoid/deal with them, these will then be assessed by the presenter
Explain the main requirements of how to set up a RICS regulated company Know how to present and describe Conduct Rules Ethics and Professional Practice competency experience in the requisite APC templates and successfully answer mock questions posed by the presenter
Presenter
Danny Medcalf
