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OverviewAbout this course
This short course gives you the skills and confidence to assess and value a business as a going concern for property valuation.
Delivered as a microcredential, this course gives you valuable skills in a short time. Use the credit points towards the Bachelor of Property Valuation or take a step towards a specialist career. Study online, face-to-face or a mix of both.
OutcomesWhat you'll gain
Learning outcomes
Through a mixture of theory and practical course work, learn to:
choose and recommend the right going concern valuation method
assess the impact of goodwill on business value
analyse and evaluate the going concern aspect
identify income streams within a business
determine maintainable profitability
apply your knowledge using industry examples and case studies.
Course outcomes
Develop specialist skills to gain an advantage in the job market
A microcredential in Going Concern Valuation.
Skills to apply the right valuation methods for going concerns.
Industry insight through guest speakers and field excursions.
Ability to prepare professional valuation reports to industry standards.
Upskill and broaden your professional expertise.
Recognition of prior learning towards the Bachelor of Property Valuation.
SuitabilityIs this course right for you?
Entry requirements
This course requires evidence of previous experience or study before you can enrol.
You must demonstrate that you have achieved one of the following:
A Certificate IV or higher qualification in property, accounting or financial services.
At least 3 years of industry experience.
You must also:
Attend a pre-admission interview so we can understand your goals and offer the support you need to succeed in your studies.
Note:
Your certificates, transcripts and other entry requirement evidence must be certified through a Justice of the Peace or other authorising officer.
Completion requirements
During your study you’ll need to provide your teacher with the following evidence:
Entry recommendations
To be prepared for this course, we recommend that you have:
internet access and a PC or laptop to access materials and complete assessments
an interest in finance and numbers
motivation to pursue business valuation
a career goal to build managerial and decision-making skills
strong communication and relationship-building skills
critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
You do not require an ATAR score for entry into this course.
If you are unable to meet the entry requirements, you may be eligible for special admission.
Please continue with your application and you will be guided to identify as mature aged (at least 21 years old in your first year of study) or disadvantaged (disability, serious or chronic illness, interrupted education, lack of support for study, serious personal problems and/or serious family responsibilities).
We tailor our courses to meet local community needs, so some campuses may have extra entry requirements. Check your preferred location for details. Need help preparing? Contact us for support.
Find Your Fit
This simple tool guides you to a suitable course level based on your foundation skills and confidence.
PathwaysFuture career and study options
Career pathways
Our graduates go onto roles like:
Property Valuer
A property valuer is a professional that provides a service to value almost every transaction of property – industrial, commercial, retail, office, rural, and residential. These require a valuation to be conducted. Property valuers are the unbiased source of truth when it comes to determining how much a property and its assets are actually worth. A property valuer follows a specific valuation methodology, holds relevant certifications, and academic professional qualifications.
Full-time share Full-time workers usually work 35 hours or more a week (in all their jobs combined).
83%
Employment size Employment size is the number of workers who do this as their main job.
1,400 workers
Average age This is the average age of all workers in this job.
43 years
Weekly pay Median earnings are shown for full-time, non-managerial employees paid at the adult rate, before tax or any amounts that are salary sacrificed. These figures are a guide to earnings only and should not be used to determine a wage rate.
$2,040
Average full-time The average full-time hours that people in this role work each week.
47 hours
Skill level rating Skill level ratings are based on the range and complexity of job roles. In general, the higher the skill level, the more formal education and training, previous experience or on-the-job training needed to be good at the job.
Very high
Gender share
18% female
Future growth The Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business estimates the likely change in number of workers in this role, or industry, over the next 5 years. Future growth is the likely percentage change compared to all other job roles.
Strong Growth
Other jobs include: property valuer, property manager, asset manager, commercial property manager, accounting assistant and property accounts manager.
Study pathways
Take your study further with other courses offered at TAFE NSW:
Previous study6 Courses
Alternative pathways into this course
Further study1 Course
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Related study0 Courses
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The Going Concern Valuation does not have any related courses.
Your experience counts
At TAFE NSW, we recognise your previous study and work experience. You can apply for recognition of prior learning or a credit transfer with any of our courses. If you're successful you'll achieve your qualification faster.
SubjectsSubjects in this course
Delivered as a microcredential, this course gives you valuable skills in a short time. Use the credit points towards the Bachelor of Property Valuation or take a step towards a specialist career. Study online, face-to-face or a mix of both.
Please note, not all subjects are offered at every TAFE NSW location, every semester. It is highly recommended that you check with your preferred campus for information about the subjects offered at that location.
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
Note: Some courses offer the opportunity to choose subjects from the complete suite of Higher Education electives that are delivered by TAFE NSW. Once you’ve enrolled, contact your Course Coordinator to discuss tailoring your course to align with your interests and goals.
IndustryPartnerships and accreditations
TAFE NSW’s industry partnerships give you practical insights, engagement and connections to support your future career. Our industry partners include:
Australian Property Institute
CPA Australia
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand
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