JORC Code Essentials
JORC Code Essentials
A vital course for Company Directors and Executives to understand their professional and regulatory obligations in relation to the JORC Code.
Quick facts
| Duration | Delivery | Course Type | Next Intake | PD Hours | Language |
10 hours
|
100% online |
Short course |
On demand
|
Up to 10 |
English |
Course overview
AusIMM’s JORC Code Essentials course guides participants through the intricacies of public reporting in accordance with the JORC Code.
This course is vital for Company Directors and Executives to understand their professional and regulatory obligations when reporting in accordance with codes and standards, stock exchange listing rules and regulations. The course features a balance of technical detail, regulation, and compliance content with an in-depth look at real case studies.
Learning objectives
- Identify the roles of key stakeholders in the public reporting arena
- Describe the regulatory framework and the role it plays in the mining industry
- Explain how the JORC Code helps mitigate investment risk
- Define the consequences of not meeting the Code
- Illustrate the requirements of reporting Exploration, Resource & Reserve data
- Recognise and counter some common misconceptions about the regulatory framework
- Define the differences between competent person and company officer
- Describe the role of the regulators and the process they undertake to review disclosure statements
Course structure
This on-demand, self-paced course is delivered via a series of videos, supported by a number of written resources. A range of activities is included to apply your learning as you work your way through the course. These activities include a combination of multiple-choice and short answer type questions. There are also a number of optional videos and resources you can choose to view to enhance your knowledge of the JORC Code.
We recommend allowing around 16 hours to complete the course, but you will have access to the platform for three months.
Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Who should attend?
Company Directors and Officers
Understand liabilities, professional and regulatory obligations.
Those in planning and execution-based roles
Knowledge of public reporting requirements provides assistance when defining production guidelines.
Law, finance and investment professionals
Develop a greater understanding of requirements for public reporting using the JORC Code in the mining and mineral exploration sector.
Enrolments now open
On-demand course available from 28 April
Facilitators
René Sterk
Frequently asked questions
What are the technical requirements to participate in the course? i.e. do I need a webcam, microphone, etc?
The course will be run entirely online via a cloud-based Learning Management System (LMS) which can be accessed via computer, tablet or phone. Participants will simply need to have a working Internet connection and a computer, tablet or phone with sound to access the course.
How long will the course take?
The course is self-paced but we recommend allowing around three weeks (one week per module) to complete. It is expected that participants will take about 10 hours to complete the course.
How long will I have access to the course?
You will have access to the course content for three months.
How often will the course be run?
As the course is run on-demand you may choose to sign up at any time.
Can a participant sign up for only one or two modules?
Unfortunately no, the course must be completed in its entirety.
Will the course be delivered in other languages?
At the moment, no, but we will be looking at delivering the course in other languages in the near future.
Must a participant complete and pass all modules in order to finish the course?
Yes, it is a requirement for participants to complete all modules and pass all learning activities.
Does someone have to have a prequalification of years’ experience before they can do the course?
No. This course will help participants to better understand the JORC Code and its requirements.
How many PD hours do I receive for undertaking the course?
Participants can earn professional development (PD) hours for undertaking the course. One contact hour of technical content is equivalent to one PD hour.