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AVAA Membership Benefits For Auctioneers & Valuers
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Membership of the Auctioneers and Valuers Association of Australia (AVAA) is a public statement of your leadership in the auction and valuation professions. By joining, you commit to integrity, transparency, and standards that safeguard community confidence, while contributing to a strong, member-driven national peak body that advances professionalism and recognition across Australia.

The primary pathways to membership are through attaining the AVAA Certified Auctioneer (CAAu) or AVAA Practising Valuer (CVAu) credentials, demonstrating recognised professional expertise and commitment to standards. In addition, the Association provides tailored pathways for new entrants beginning their professional journey, as well as for companies delivering auctioneering and valuation services, ensuring inclusivity across the sector.  For auctioneers and valuers, there are a number of benefits.

Membership Recognition —

AVAA membership is a visible commitment to leadership in the auction and valuation professions. It represents integrity, transparency, and professionalism. By joining, you support a strong national body that safeguards community confidence and advances recognition of auctioneers and valuers across Australia.

Professional Credentials —

Certified members gain exclusive access to CAAu and CVAu post-nominals, signifying expertise, ethical standards, and commitment to professional development. These credentials distinguish you from competitors. Use them proudly in reports, websites, marketing, and correspondence to showcase credibility and strengthen trust with clients and stakeholders.

Visibility & Branding —

Recognition tools reinforce your membership. The AVAA Member Logo and verifiable AVAA Digital Badge are available for use across documents, websites, email signatures, and LinkedIn profiles. These assets present your affiliation clearly and credibly, strengthening professional reputation and reinforcing trust in competitive markets.

Engagement Opportunities —

Being an AVAA member is about participation. Engage by attending AVAA forums and events, including the AVC26 Conference on the Gold Coast in May 2026, capital-city symposiums, and member webinars. These platforms provide updates, networking opportunities, and exposure to leading sector developments.

Shaping The Profession —

Members can influence the Association’s direction by contributing to AVAA National Committees. Opportunities exist across policy, professional development, and membership and ethics. By nominating, you guide projects, strengthen standards, and ensure AVAA remains the authentic, credible voice of Australia’s auctioneers and valuers.

Ultimately, membership is what you make of it. Get involved, be visible, and help elevate the sector.  Download the following guide to better understand the benefits of membership:

This is the moment to demonstrate your leadership. By applying to become an AVAA Certified Auctioneer or AVAA Certified Valuer, you not only strengthen your professional standing but also contribute to the advancement and recognition of the auction and valuation professions nationwide. Align with the peak national body and help shape the future of our sector.

AVAA Membership – It’s never been a better time to get involved.

Interested In Finding Out More?

For further information on becoming a member, please send an email to membership@avaa.com.au or telephone 1300 928 165.  You can also stay up to date by following AVAA on LinkedInX/Twitter and Facebook.

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