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Cushman & Wakefield

EIC Apprentice - Valuations and Advisory_Gurugram

Gurugram, Haryana, India (city only)

Full-time

First seen by offpeak October 23, 2026

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Job Title

EIC Apprentice - Valuations and Advisory_Gurugram

 

 

Job Description Summary

Job Description Summary
The Apprenticeship Program is a 6 month to 1 year Program that trains you for your future. The Valuation & Advisory Apprentices shall largely be involved in execution of valuation assignments and coordination with internal/external stakeholders and ensuring timely and quality deliverables.

 

 

Job Description

About the Role:

What do we need from you?

Why join Cushman & Wakefield?

 

As one of the leading global real estate services firms transforming the way people work, shop and live working at Cushman & Wakefield means you will benefit from;

 

We're committed to providing work-life balance for our people in an inclusive, rewarding environment.
We achieve this by providing a flexible and agile work environment by focusing on technology and autonomy to help our people achieve their career ambitions. We focus on career progression and foster a promotion from within culture, leveraging global opportunities to ensure we retain our top talent. We encourage continuous learning and development opportunities to develop personal, professional and technical capabilities, and we reward with a comprehensive employee benefits program.

We have a vision of the future, where people simply belong.

 

That's why we support and celebrate inclusive causes, not just on days of recognition throughout the year, but every day. We embrace diversity across race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity or persons with disabilities or protected veteran status.

We ensure DEI is part of our DNA as a global community - it means we go way beyond than just talking about it - we live it. If you want to live it too, join us.




 

 

 




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