This course provides a practical foundation in valuing goods, chattels, plant and equipment, making it ideal for those considering a career as a valuer or individuals recently employed within an auction or valuation firm seeking structured industry knowledge and professional development.

Developed by experienced industry leaders, the course has been carefully designed to provide practical, real-world knowledge across goods, chattels, plant and equipment valuation, reflecting current industry practices, professional expectations and the skills increasingly sought by auction firms, valuation businesses and related professional services employers.

The course is self-paced, enabling students to learn flexibly and progress according to personal schedules. Automatic progress tracking allows resuming anytime, while short quizzes at each module’s conclusion consolidate knowledge, ensuring strong understanding of the material covered.

Module 1:  Introduction To Valuing —

An introduction to valuing, covering valuation technology, purposes and types of valuation, different property categories, and distinctions between owned and leased property, establishing a solid foundation for further learning.

Module 2:  Valuation Practice —

This module focuses on practical valuation skills, covering the overall process, preparation, and due diligence, while highlighting the importance of ethics, professional conduct, workplace management, and health and safety responsibilities.

Module 3:  Valuation Methods & Methodology —

An outline of core valuation methods, including market comparison, cost, and income approaches, plus techniques for assessing machinery, plant, equipment, and inventory, providing essential methodological knowledge for accurate valuations.

Module 4:  Valuation Reports —

This module examines the fundamentals of valuation reporting, highlighting key criteria, assumptions, and disclaimers, to ensure reports are accurate, transparent, and professionally presented in line with industry expectations.

Module 5:  Professional and Legal Considerations —

Addresses professional and legal considerations, you’ll look at valuation risks, administration, industry legal issues, and court appearances, equipping students with awareness of responsibilities and obligations within professional valuation practice.

This course is an excellent introduction to valuation, combining practical skills, core methodologies, and professional responsibilities. It builds a strong foundation in process, reporting, and legal considerations, equipping students with confidence, knowledge, and ethical awareness essential for future valuation practice.

For new employees in any role in the valuation industry, or those considering an application for AVAA Certified Practising Valuer membership, this course is a great starting point. It’s delivered online and you can enrol via the AVAA website.

The course cost is $495 for members and $825 for non-members.  If you’re not a member apply today.

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Interested In Finding Out More?

For further information on this course, please send an email to education@avaa.com.au or telephone 1300 928 165.  You can also stay up to date by following AVAA on LinkedIn, X/Twitter and Facebook.