Institute next steps for auctioneering pair

TWO young auctioneers from the region have been recognised by The Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland (IAAS). The duo have successfully completed the next stage of their professional qualifications. John McCulloch, of Wallets Mart, above, has officially become an associates of the Institute. Associateship is the first step into formal membership of IAAS and is awarded to second year students who have successfully completed a foundation level of studies at Harpers Adams and have a clear competence to undertake the full role of an auctioneer. [caption id="attachment_66653" align="alignnone" width="680"]

SUPER STUDENT . . . Anders Brown (right), of Harrison and Hetherington, who has just completed his first year of the course at Harper Adams, received the Dick Harrison Trust Plaque, as the top student in first year[/caption] Also celebrating is Anders Brown, of Harrison and Hetherington, who has just completed the first year of the course at Harper Adams and jointly received the Dick Harrison Trust Plaque, as the top student in first year. IASS president Alan Hutcheon said: “IAAS extends its congratulations to all the newly qualified auctioneers and wishes them every success in their future careers.”