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Matthew Vickers, who completed his Rural Estate and Land Management studies this year has been employed as a graduate rural surveyor with Cumbrian Chartered Surveyors - H&H Land & Estates.
“Matthew has really impressed us with his understanding of the rural sector and his eagerness to develop his skills,” said managing director Colin Tomlinson.
As well as helping on his father’s farm in Ullswater, Matthew, will now work towards his Assessment of Professional Competence and becoming a full member of The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Read the full article at Cumbria Crack.
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