Introductory Training Courses
All courses are delivered via the internet.
Enrolment for this course is open all year.
Introduction to Auctions & Auctioneering - 4 week duration
This course is ideally suited to people who have an interest in auctions and those who wish to pursue a career in auctioneering. The course material provides a step by step and understandable outline of how auctions work, the role of the participants, auction dynamics and a lot more.
Learning is self paced with learner support available.
For more details on the course, including course fees, topics etc. refer to enrolment document below.
course_information_-_introduction_to_auctions__auctioneering.pdf
enrolment_form_-_introduction_to_auctions__auctioneering.pdf
Introduction to Valuing Goods, Chattels, Plant and Equipment - 6 week duration
Enrollment for this course is open all year.
This course is intended as an introduction to the valuation of goods & chattels, plant & equipment. This course does not deal with valuation of real estate.
This course provides basic training that can be transferred to employment in the valuation industry at an entry level.
The course materials provide a step by step and understandable guide to the valuation process.
Learning is self paced with learner support available.
For more details on the course, including course fees, topics etc. refer to enrolment document below.
course_information_-_introduction_to_valuing_goods__chattels_plant__equipment.pdf
enrolment_form_-_introduction_to_valuing_goods__chattels_plant__equipment.pdf
Valuation of Fine Arts & Antiques - 8 week duration
Enrolment for this course commences from 15 February and closes on 1 November 2011. The course can be commenced any time during this period.
This advanced course in valuation of fine arts and antiques provides valuable information on effective valuation practice. This unit covers the essential principles necessary to develop a career as a fine art and antiques valuer. The learner will be required, in this unit, to engage and develop analytical and logic skills. In addition, the learner will be presented with diversity and challenge. Some previous knowledge of valuation practice is necessary.
Learning is self paced with learner support available.
For more details on the course, including course fees, topics etc. refer to enrolment document below.
course_information_valuation_fine_arts__antiques.pdf
enrolment_form_valuation_of_fine_arts__antiques.pdf
To register your interest and placement on the AVAA mailing list, please email your name, contact details and your topic of interest to the National Secretary at aucval (at) atu.com.au.
This course is intended as an introduction to the valuation of goods & chattels, plant & equipment. This course does not deal with valuation of real estate.
This course provides basic training that can be transferred to employment in the valuation industry at an entry level.
The course materials provide a step by step and understandable guide to the valuation process.
Learning is self paced with learner support available.
For more details on the course, including course fees, topics etc. refer to enrolment document below.