Middle East Core Skills and Valuation Practice (Bahrain Tier C)

Understand professional standards, current and forthcoming RICS Professional statements on anti-money laundering and conflicts of interest

Interpret client’s requirements and the professional requirements of valuers

Understand the importance of professionalism in the market to key stakeholders

Understand the general principles of valuation

Know which specific valuation approach is best suited to residential assets

Appreciate the factors that influence the value of residential property

Have a good understanding of the RICS standards in relation to residential property

Be able to assess the merits of various data available in the valuation process

Understand in depth the Market Approach and Comparative method of valuation

Whether you’re beginning your valuation career or advancing toward specialised, complex appraisal work, the Middle East Valuation Training Programme provides the essential knowledge and practical skills you need to succeed. Built on RICS, IVS, IPMS, this tiered programme delivers a clear learning pathway recognised by industry stakeholders, employers, and regulators.

From understanding the fundamentals of professional conduct and residential valuation, through to advanced investment modelling, development appraisals, DCF analysis, DRC, and profits methods, you will gain the competencies required to value properties of every type—with accuracy, consistency, and confidence.

Supported by regular knowledge checks, the programme combines interactive learning, case‑based problem solving, and structured report guidance. Upon successful completion of each tier, you will earn a CPD‑accredited Certificate issued by RICS, contributing directly to your professional progression,

Take your valuation career to the next level. Build deep expertise. Strengthen professional credibility. Become the valuer the market trusts.

Course 2

This course will support the transition from Tier D to C, with more detailed training on:

• Investment Value and Worth
• Traditional Investment Method
• Term & Reversion and Hardcore layered Technique
• Residual Method: Based on the Comparative method
• DRC method

By the end of the course, the candidate should be confident to value properties with complex circumstances that require multiple complex approaches, including shops, office buildings, buildings under construction, specialized buildings, and buildings not achieving HBU. 

Programme summary

All applicants from Bahrain pursuing a license in their country must complete the Course 0: Middle East Mandatory Training: Standards & Regulations Training Course (1 day delivery) which covers topics such as the International Valuation Standards, IPMS awareness, professional and ethical standards, plus assessment.

Upon successfully completing the mandatory training and assessment, candidates apply for the Courses 1 through 4 training in succession. This entails the completion of each course before passing on to the next. With each course, there is a knowledge check for all learners and for those pursuing a RERA license an exam assessment, and a few compliant reports are submitted for assessment. Upon completion of the above, a certificate of completion for each course is issued by the RICS, which are formal CPD hours that can be used towards requirements for RICS membership and the competencies acquired relevant for the profession locally.

Further training

• Course 1: Middle East Valuation Fundamentals (Bahrain Tier D) (4 days delivery)
• Course 3: Middle East Intermediate Valuation Techniques (Bahrain Tier B) (2 days delivery)
• Course 4: Middle East Advanced Valuation Practice (Bahrain Tier A) (2 days delivery)

Enrollment duration: 305 Days

Languages: Arabic English

Category: Valuation

Price: 3513.20 NZD

Member price: 2641.76 NZD

Course Type: Training Programme

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