
Valuer Certification
Experience Is Earned. Certification Proves It.
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Experience matters. It is earned through years of handling complex assignments, building client relationships, making difficult decisions and developing the professional judgement that only comes with time. Certification as a valuer does not replace that experience. It validates it.
As an experienced valuer, you have already invested heavily in your professional development. The question is whether clients, insurers, insolvency practitioners, lawyers, courts and government officials can easily identify that expertise and distinguish it from those who simply claim to be professional valuers. Certification provides that distinction.
The widely respected AVAA Certified Valuer (CVAu) credential demonstrates that your experience is supported by recognised professional standards, ongoing professional development and a commitment to ethical practice. AVAA certification gives you a range of highly sought-after benefits including:
- The respected CVAu post-nominals and member logo
- Professional standards that define best practice
- Continuing professional development programs
- Industry advocacy and representation to government
- An entry in the Australian directory of valuers and auctioneers
The Auctioneers and Valuers Association of Australia (AVAA) is recognised at parliamentary and departmental levels as the voice of valuation and auction professionals. With the active engagement of members, AVAA advocates on issues affecting your work as a valuer, and you can get involved in this critical activity. Whether addressing taxation reform, cultural gifts programs, consumer standards, importation of counterfeits or professional standards, AVAA ensures that your expertise is represented where decisions are made by government.
Valuer certification also connects you with a collegiate community of professional valuers committed to professionalism and excellence. It provides opportunities for you to exchange knowledge, contribute to industry development and help shape the future of the profession.
Your experience has established your credibility. Certification with the respected CVAu credential validates your professionalism to clients, insurers, the courts, and government, so apply for certification today.
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Interested In Finding Out More?
For further information on applying for the respected AVAA Certified Valuer (CVAu) credential, please send an email to certification@avaa.com.au or telephone 1300 928 165. You can also stay up to date by following AVAA on LinkedIn, X/Twitter and Facebook.
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