WA - A100 Introduction to Strata
This comprehensive strata community management course provides a practical overview for new people joining the world of Strata Management; it is an essential review for veteran managers and an advanced course for lot owners and committee members.
Day one: 23rd
November, 9:00am - 3:00pm
Day two: 30th November, 9:00am - 3:00pm
Day three: 7th December, 9:00am - 1:30pm (students may stay until 3:00pm to
complete assessments)
The course is conducted for 1 day a week over 3 weeks and includes the
following topics:
- Roles and responsibilities
of managers, owners, committees and sub-committees
- Management ethics
- Implementing and
enforcing by-laws
- Organising and conducting
committee meetings
- Preparing budgets and
sinking/reserve funds
- Levy collection policies and
procedures
- Collecting
delinquent payments
- Overview of financial
statements, reporting methods and operations
- Evaluating risk management
and insurance programs
- A guide on implementing
maintenance programs
- Preparing request for quotes
and tenders and identifying key contract provisions
- Recruiting, selecting and
managing personnel
- Managing sustainable and
developing communities
Successful completion
of this course is the first step in obtaining a professional accreditation from
SCA and is a pre-requisite for entering the SCA Accreditation Pathway for new
entrants to the industry.
This 3 day course has
been reviewed in the past as one of the most valuable training sessions that
SCA has offered.
CPD Points: 6
Online registration not available.