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 Property Inventory Clerks, Are these guys qualified? |
 30.5.2009, 15:45
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Is there any training available to become one? Or perhaps one does not need any qualifications to become a property inventory clerk?
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3.6.2009, 15:31
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Not sure about training, but there is an Association of Independent Inventory Clearks (AIIC). They should know and may be able to point you in the right direction. Are you thinking of becoming one?
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5.7.2009, 20:02
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QUOTE (imaster @ 30.5.2009, 16:45)  Is there any training available to become one? Or perhaps one does not need any qualifications to become a property inventory clerk? Whats the attraction? Does it pay well? |
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9.7.2009, 21:13
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Getting out and about and checking the properties out, thats gotta be an attraction! For some of us at least
 I believe in London area an experienced inventory clerk could expect a salary of up to £20k per annum or more...
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10.7.2009, 20:11
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Thats interesting, did not think it would be that much. But then, i dont really know much about this job.
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4.8.2009, 22:45
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Senior Group: User Posts: 67 Joined: 2.3.2009 Member No.: 25 |
Grateful for all your responses, cheers! Just looking for a more flexible job and inventory clerk could actually be the one to do further research on. Off to check that website!
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 5.8.2009, 13:56
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New member Group: User Posts: 2 Joined: 5.8.2009 Member No.: 639 |
QUOTE (imaster @ 30.5.2009, 16:45) Is there any training available to become one? Or perhaps one does not need any qualifications to become a property inventory clerk? There are some training courses available for new inventory clerks, check out www. aiic.co.uk or apip.org.uk for more information. good luck it is a good job, never the same day twice, plus you get to meet some really interesting people. |
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8.8.2009, 19:45
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Senior Group: User Posts: 34 Joined: 17.4.2009 Member No.: 227 |
It's great to know people are enjoying their jobs! You almost sold it to me too
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3.12.2009, 18:04
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User Group: User Posts: 17 Joined: 3.12.2009 Member No.: 932 |
QUOTE (barrydavis @ 8.8.2009, 19:45) It's great to know people are enjoying their jobs! You almost sold it to me too Inventory clerks provide an essential service by producing concise and accurate schedule of conditions relating to the contents and fabric of residential properties. You would need to have good computer word skills, smart in appearance, an eye for detail and competent communication skills. You will also require your own transport. If you have all of these then you could become involved in the booming residential property rental market. A.R.I.C. offer a modern day professional 1 day residential inventory clerk training course in London. Certificate of Attendance and 1 year membership to the Academy on completion of the course. Large amount of members throughout the UK. As an association we are committed to excellence and professionalism in the property inventory process and work hard to ensure that all landlords, tenants and letting agents understand the importance and benefits of professionally completed property inventories. Regards This post has been edited by jonymahnty: 14.12.2009, 12:52 |
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