Empowering Brilliant Minds

With a wide-range of services, delivered to an equally diverse client-base, Munday & Cramer offers fantastic career opportunities for all sorts of individuals. As a business, we work regularly with schools, supporting career events, seminars and offering work experience opportunities. We have had numerous long-term staff be recruited following work experience weeks! 

To help guide you along the path of various careers, we have provided below some information around each of the core professions that our business offers.

Are you looking start your career with in the built industry? 

Why not sign up for work experience with us, you will get the chance to explore each department and determine which one is right for you!

We are open for work experience candidates to join us throughout the year. Click the button below to get registered. 

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Explore Your Professional Pathways

Within our growing practice, we always have opportunities for new entrants to any of the services that we offer. In recent years, we have been highly successful in establishing and developing Degree Apprenticeship roles across the building surveying and architectural professions, in conjunction with local universities.

A career working within the built environment could as easily have you working in the Antarctic as the desert – helping to preserve historical buildings or designing and building a brand new airport.

Chartered Building Surveying

A surveyor role is to guide construction and development projects. They also provide professional advice on matters such as the structural integrity of a property or its value.

How would I achieve this?

We will enroll you onto a four-year degree apprenticeship one of our partner universities. After which you will spend one year to achieve.  

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Architectural Design

Architects design a range of buildings and projects – from domestic extensions to large new buildings such as schools and medical buildings. No two projects are ever the same.

How would I achieve this?

You would need to complete a degree in architecture to become be able to practice architecture. The degree is split into three parts. 

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Project Management

Project managers lead teams and keep projects on budget and time. They control quality of the projects, from residential, commercial and industrial buildings to roads, bridges and schools.

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Strategic & Environmental Estate Management

You will work alongside surveyors, architects and engineers to develop and improve buildings including carbon assessments, thermal/BIM modelling and energy audits.

How would I achieve this?

You will study at university to achieve your degree in a recognised and professionally accredited discipline such as Surveying, Engineering or Real Estate Management.

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Chartered Building Surveying

Any aspect of the built environment is a critical (and usually high-value) investment, and an asset that needs safeguarding – both in commercial terms and to retain its functionality and fitness for purpose. Surveyors shape the way we live. From our towns and cities to our streets and homes, they help create safer, better, happier communities.

More than 100 different types of surveyor in property, land construction and infrastructure keep traffic flowing, water running and people moving. They shape our roads, bridges and tunnels, our skyscrapers, stations and stadiums. They shape our futures too, regenerating deprived areas and planning smart cities, while pioneering safer, more sustainable and more environmentally-friendly building methods.

The role of a surveyor is to guide construction and development projects. They also provide professional advice on matters such as the structural integrity of a property or its value.

As a surveyor, you’ll work closely with a range of other professionals such as architects and engineers, bankers and ecologists, town planners and property developers. You’ll also have access to the latest technologies in your chosen field: for example, you could be involved in flying drones to map land and measure buildings, creating virtual reality models of buildings, or using big data to tackle global issues such as climate change, migration and urbanisation.