Careers Talk to Ludlow College Sixth Form Pupils

4th July 2007

Following on from the launch of the McCartneys Apprentice Scheme McCartneys have held a series of talks to both School and Sixth Form Pupils outlining the type of work undertaken as an Estate Agent and Chartered Surveyor and what McCartneys can offer to the young school leavers.

The most recent talk was given by Wyn Jones, Ludlow Property Chairman, at Ludlow College where he outlined to an audience of some 30 seventeen-year-olds the wide and diverse career opportunities within this privately owned firm.

If you are interested in a career in Estate Agency, Auctioneering or Chartered Surveyor please give the Company Secretary Dawn Hulland a ring on 01584 872251 and she will be more than happy to help you.

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Julie Rickards (Member of the National Association of Estate Agents) brings with her 22 years experience in the estate agency and property sectors. Read more...

“I Can’t Get no Satisfaction”

6th June 2007

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McCartneys, the Marches and Mid Wales largest independent auctioneers, estate agents and chartered surveyors, have launched a visionary recruitment drive “I can’t get no satisfaction”, aimed at finding the next generation of professionals for the firm.

The career opportunity programme is designed to offer great choice and scope of work experience with the various professions employed by McCartneys and ensure the candidate gets a taste of the career path best suited to them.

John Uffold, Chairman of McCartneys explained, “We are interested in young people with ambition, initiative and a willingness to learn. With many people now shunning further education due to the associated costs and debts they can incur, the programme provides a real opportunity for someone to earn and learn a broad range of skills in a firm with an excellent reputation in the community.”

With seventeen offices and five livestock markets, and professions ranging from chartered surveyor to fine art auctioneer, the depth and breadth of real work with real
people is unlimited.

The programme is aimed at all those who can make a real contribution to the future of the firm and play a vital part in its continual growth and development within the
community it serves.

John added, “Staff are our main asset and our continued success is due to our investment and development in them. This initiative presents a real opportunity for the right people.”

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5th June 2007

The heritage of Gay Meadow will go under the hammer on the 17th of June, when Shrewsbury Town Football Club together with McCartneys auction items from the old ground. Read more...

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24th May 2007

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24th May 2007

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McCartneys Close the Circle With Llanidloes Presence

15th May 2007

McCartneys Estate Agents and Auctioneers continue to expand into Mid-Wales and are pleased to announce that they now have a presence in the market town of Llanidloes. Read more...

Hip Hip Hooray – or Maybe Not

13th May 2007 - T. Wyn Jones

So it looks as if the Government are having their way as the Home Information Pack becomes compulsory at the end of this month. Read more...