Estimating..... a good start for a newbie planner???
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Mabuhay! It is not really necessary to be a QS first before being a planner. But being a QS and at the same time a planner is a big advantage as both relates each other well. Try to upgrade and enhance your knowledge with regards to planning. And am sure, you will be there...
Num Lock (if thats your real name)
QS is a very different profession from planner. "BUT" because both of them working in a Project enviornment, you will gain vital experience in the project aspect in planning. Of course the best is to start as a junior planner and learn from your senior.
If your only way to get into the PROJECT business is QS or Site Supervisor, Engineer; so be it, you will learn and develop your interest in the dynamic project environment.
All the best
Alex