Any person contemplating registration as a Professional Associated Valuer with the South African Council for the Property Valuers Profession (SACPVP) must successfully attend a practical work school and pass the examination forming part of the practical work school.

The SAIV is the only voluntary association presenting this practical training on behalf of the SACPVP. Currently, two work schools are presented annually by the Northern and Southern branches of the SAIV.

Who qualifies for the practical work school?

• Any person contemplating registration as a Professional Associated Valuer with the SACPVP. This infers that the person has completed an accredited academic qualification (National Diploma Real Estate [Valuations], etc.) recognized by the SACPVP.

• Persons who have achieved an accredited academic qualification or those who are engaged in a final-year valuation subject such as Property Valuation III (National Diploma). The work schools are not intended for students in their first or second year of study.

• Any member of the SAIV who feels the need for a refresher course or who would like to attend specific lectures. In such instances attendances will be charged out on a per lecture basis, with the current rate: the order of R250 per lecture.

The SAIV may soon also present a practical work school for the registration category Single Residential Property Assessor. This will take place once the SACPVP has accepted our proposal in this respect. It is anticipated that the course will be held over three full days and that it will initially only be presented in Gauteng. Should this elicit sufficient demand over time, the SAIV will also consider a similar course in Cape Town.

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