Fisher German
Placement Year
2027 cycle
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What you need to do
Apply online for the Placement Surveyor role with an application form, standard questions and your CV. No cover letter is needed.
You apply.
Where it takes place
Various locations
“Our Infrastructure teams within the following locations:”
Source (opens in a new tab), read 27 Sep 2026
Dates, as the organiser states them
On 27 Sep 2026 the official page showed applications open.
Applications open: 14 Sep 2026
“Applications open 14 September 2026.”
Source (opens in a new tab), read 27 Sep 2026
Application deadline: 15 Nov 2026
Time not stated. Do not leave it to the evening.
“Closing date 15 November 2026”
Source (opens in a new tab), read 27 Sep 2026
Interviews: Nov 2026 to Dec 2026
Not confirmed for this cycle by the organiser.
“Face to face interviews November / December 2026”
Source (opens in a new tab), read 27 Sep 2026
Outcome: Dec 2026 to Jan 2027
“Offers made to successful applicants December 2026 / January 2027”
Source (opens in a new tab), read 27 Sep 2026
Programme starts: summer 2027
“Start with Fisher German! Summer 2027”
Source (opens in a new tab), read 27 Sep 2026
Who can apply
Students from any university on any course, including courses not accredited by the RICS or RTPI. The advert asks for a commitment to work towards chartered status and access to transport for site visits.
- First-years: not stated by the organiser
- Students at any university
- Any course. A property or surveying degree is not needed.
Source (opens in a new tab), read 27 Sep 2026
Limits on applying
- You need access to transport by your start date, because the role often involves travel to client sites away from towns.
Pay and length
- Pay not stated by the organiser
- Length: 12 months
What to prepare
- The organiser's own form
- Written answers
- CV
Notes
A 12-month placement during a degree, mostly in the infrastructure division, on land rights and access for water, power, gas and hydrogen projects. Students get the graduates' training days, and the year may count towards chartership. The office is agreed during recruitment from Ashby de la Zouch, Ashford (Kent), Banbury, Bury St Edmunds, Doncaster, Exeter, Glasgow, Hungerford, Knutsford, Market Harborough, Newark, Stafford and Worcester. Neither page gives a salary.
Sources and last check
Checked by software on 15 Oct 2026. Confirm on the official page before you rely on it.