ME218 - MTS International Valuation Course
- Registration Closed
Class Date/Time
Tuesday, December 12, 2023 - Thursday, December 14, 2023
Class times are geared towards international audiences.
Class registration will close on Monday, December 11, 2023.
Registration Includes
- One registrant log-in to the live sessions
- Electronic student materials
Class Format - Virtual
ASA is offering the opportunity for students to attend this class live via the internet as a remote participant.
Class Schedule
Times Listed in Eastern US
- Day 1 - Tuesday, December 12, 6:00pm - 8pm Eastern
- Day 2 - Wednesday, December 13, 6:00pm - 8pm Eastern
- Day 3 - Thursday, December 14, 6:00pm-9pm Eastern (note day this will be a three hour class)
Please note: Partial credit will not be awarded for this offering. Students must participate in all the live session(s) virtually or in-person to complete the course and receive full credit following successful completion of the final exam. The virtual session(s) will not be recorded and/or made available after class.
Continuing Education (CE) Credit
Class provides 8.4 ASA CE Instructional Hours
Course Description
The 7 Hour IVS course prepares the Valuer with what should be in a report to meet the IVS compliance requirements. The material will give a cursory comparison of USPAP and IVS requirements. This includes similarities and differences of important topics regarding development and reporting aspects of communicating of value acceptable to the client, regulator, or stakeholder.
ASA is considered the leader in advancement of valuation theory with a growing international membership of appraisal professionals around the globe in the discipline of Machinery & Technical Specialties (M&TS). This course will focus on stages of the IVS glossary that ties together the standards specific to IVS 300 Plant and Equipment.
There is a case study at the conclusion of the course that allows the student to implement the terms of the engagement with the subject matter to complete the valuation reporting. This will be of importance to your credibility in our industry whether the subject matter is located in North America and the client operates from a different continent.
Instructional Methods
Methods include lectures, discussions and individual/ group exercises and assignments.
Course Audience
MTS Appraisers
Learning Level
Fundamental
Continuing Education and Contact Hours
8.7 Hours of CE are provided upon completion of the course.
Jack Becwith, ASA, CEA
President
EAGI
Jack Beckwith , ASA, CEA | President | EAGI
Mr. Beckwith’s professional career began in 1976 when he began distributing new and refurbished medical equipment to the healthcare industry in the U.S., Mexico and Europe. He owned and operated Mission Medical which had several locations throughout Texas and Mexico. In 1996, he sold Mission Medical and entered the appraisal field full time and received his ASA designation. Before writing ME213, he has been teaching the MTS principle of valuation courses throughout the United States, Japan, and Saudi Arabia. Mr. Beckwith serves as the ASA representative to the International Valuation Standards Council based in London. Prior to beginning his professional career, Mr. Beckwith earned his BBA at the University of Texas, served on the University of Incarnate Word Nursing Advisory Board and is currently serving on the Advisory Board for Boerne YMCA and the Kronkosky Place Senior Center.
Financial Assistance
ASA’s Educational Foundation recognizes students who choose to invest their time in appraisal studies by providing assistance to students demonstrating a financial need. Please visit the Educational Foundation's webpage for more information and to download an application.
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