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AVAA Certified Valuer Apply Today
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Join the Association of Auctioneers and Valuers of Australia (AVAA), an active and growing community that stands for integrity, expertise, and trust. Becoming an AVAA Certified Valuer elevates your professional standing, connects you with peers nationwide, and signals to clients, insurers, and government that you meet the highest standards of practice and ethics.
The AVAA Certified Valuer (CVAu) credential is a visible mark of quality. It tells clients you’re competent, current and it tells peers you’re committed to best practice; and it tells the market you’re part of Australia’s peak body for auction and valuation professionals in the fields of fine art, antiques, collectables, goods, chattels, plant, and equipment. It strengthens your reputation, differentiates you in tenders, and supports referrals through the AVAA Member Directory.
Enhanced professional standing —
Use of the CVAu post nominals after you name in in proposals, reports, and profiles demonstrates verified capability and adherence to AVAA’s standards and Code of Ethics. [More Info]
Trust and client confidence —
Required professional indemnity insurance and competency checks provide clear assurance to consumers, businesses, and stakeholders. [More Info]
Recognition in the market —
Your profile appears in the AVAA Member Directory, helping clients find and verify a qualified valuer more easily. [More Info]
Learning and career growth —
Access member-priced professional attendance, advanced training pathways, webinars, and conference opportunities designed for real-world valuation practice. [More Info]
Community and networking —
Connect with a growing national network of auctioneers and valuers. Share knowledge, seek advice, collaborate on complex matters, and contribute to committees and working groups. [More Info]
Standards and advocacy —
Stay aligned with contemporary industry expectations and benefit from AVAA’s advocacy with government, business, and the wider community on issues that affect valuation practice. [More Info]
Membership is more than a badge, it’s belonging. AVAA fosters a strong culture of collegiality and mentorship. You’ll meet peers across specialisations, participate in workshops and the national conference, and contribute to shaping guidance, training, and policy that strengthen our profession. Members frequently tell us the network is as valuable as the credential itself: a trusted circle for referrals, second opinions, and shared problem-solving.
Take The Next Step In Your Career Journey —
◾ AVAA Membership – Application Form [PDF]
◾ AVAA – 2026 Professional Membership Fees [PDF]
◾ AVAA Membership Guidance – Certified valuer membership criteria [PDF]
◾ AVAA Membership Guidance – Minimum valuation report criteria [PDF]
◾ AVAA Membership Guidance – Member professional development policy [PDF]
As an AVAA Certified Valuer, you commit to ongoing professional development, ethical conduct, and high-quality reporting. In return, AVAA provides education, resources, peer forums, and a platform to showcase your expertise. From foundational refreshers to advanced modules, our learning pathways help you maintain currency and credibility.
Elevate your practice, expand your network, and demonstrate your professionalism. Apply to become an AVAA Certified Valuer, or speak with us to discuss your pathway and evidence requirements. For assistance contact the AVAA Membership Team via email at membership@avaa.com.au or telephone 1300 928 165.
AVAA Membership – It’s a great time to get involved.
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◾AVC26 Conference

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