VALMIN Code Reporting
Commences 21 August 2023
VALMIN Code Reporting
Commences 21 August 2023
Reporting on mineral asset technical assessment, values or potential?
Learn about the fundamentals and principles of appropriate Public Reporting of technical assessment and/or valuations of mining assets in compliance with relevant laws with an in-depth understanding of the VALMIN Code, its interpretation and appropriate application.
Quick facts
 Duration |
 Delivery |
 Course Type |
 Next Intake |
 PD Hours |
 Language |
20 hours over
|
100% online |
Short course |
21 August 2023 |
Up to 20* |
English |
* PD hours recognised by AusIMM & Australian Institute of Geoscientists
Course overview
The VALMIN Code sets out requirements for the technical assessment and valuation of mineral assets and securities for independent expert reports and provides guidance for petroleum assets and securities. This course will provide the fundamentals and principles of appropriate Public Reporting of technical assessment and/or valuations of mining assets in compliance with relevant laws.
The course will suit professionals working on the evaluation of mining and exploration assets and who are responsible for Public Reports that will include information about the evaluation of assets or valuation of securities.
Course pricing
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Course commences 8 August
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Who should attend?
Technical professionals
Those preparing technical assessments and economic studies.
Advisory and accounting groups
With valuation practices.
Company directors
Head office senior management and technical personnel with a responsibility.
Learning objectives
- Describe a holistic view of the Code and the role it plays in the minerals industry and reporting environment
- Interpret the Code within the context of your working environment
- Explain the principles of how to approach mineral asset valuation
- Recognise how to manage risks when using the Code
Course structure
The five-week course is a collaborative, hands-on online learning experience, taking learners approximately 20 hours to complete. Please note the live sessions are not mandatory, the virtual classrooms will be recorded and available on the same day for participants who are unable to attend the live event. Course content includes:
- Four 105-minute virtual classroom sessions
- Pre-recorded videos featuring interviews with experts
- Resources such as case studies, articles, associated content
- Group discussion forums
- Test questions
Module 1
Virtual Classroom
Tuesday 22 August
11.30-13.15 AEST
Module 2
Virtual Classroom
Tuesday 29 August
11.30-13.15 AEST
Module 3
Virtual Classroom
Tuesday 5 September
11.30-13.15 AEST
Module 4
Virtual Classroom
Tuesday 12 September
11.30-13.15 AEST
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VALMIN Code Reporting
Facilitators
Deborah Lord
Sue Border
Sue has used the Valmin Code since its inception, and has prepared many public independent technical reports and valuations using the Code, both as specialist and as representative specialist. She has conducted courses in China on the use of the Valmin and JORC Codes. Sue is currently a member of the AusIMM ethic committee.
Graham Jeffress
Paul Dunbar
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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. The live webinars will be hosted on Adobe Connect and participants may choose to download this application to their computers or devices; however, this is an optional download and attendance via an internet browser is also enabled. Participants will not be required to have access to a webcam or microphone.
How long will the course take?
The full course is estimated to take about 12 hours of learning (approximately three hours per module). Participants will have access to the course platform for five weeks to complete all modules.
How often will the courses be run?
We aim to run two intakes each year.
Will the course be delivered in other languages?
At the moment, the course will only be delivered in English.
Does someone have to have a prequalification of years’ experience before they can do the course?
No, the course is designed for those working on the evaluation of mining and exploration assets, undertaking technical assessments that are components of economic evaluations (Scoping Studies, Pre-Feasibility Studies and Feasibility Studies) , or responsible for Public Reports that will include information about the evaluation of assets or valuation of securities should know the VALMIN Code. The VALMIN Code provides guidance on what should be included in such studies and how to prepare a Public Report that will comply with relevant laws.
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.