Fees

FEES for existing members of GAPPS

Or if you join and pay the membership fee at the time of your Endorsement application

Service	Applicable To	Frequency	Fee
Endorsement Fees (AUD):
Initial Endorsement	Category One	Once	$ 0.00
	Category Two	Once	$ 5,000.00
	Category Three	Once	$ 3,300.00

Re-Endorsement	Category One	As required
	Category Two	Every 3 Years	$ 2,500.00
	Category Three	Every 3 Years	$ 1,250.00

Registration Fees (AUD):
Initial Registration	Category Three & Category Four	Once	$ 1,000.00
Re-Registration	Category Three & Category Four	Every 3 years	$ 500.00

Note: All prices are subject to change at anytime at the discretion of GAPPS. Prices do not include GST.

FEES for Non-existing members of GAPPS

Service	Applicable To	Frequency	Fee
Membership Fees (AUD):
Membership	Optional	Once Only	$ 3,000.00

Endorsement Fees (AUD):
Initial Endorsement	Category One	Once	$0.00
	Category Two	Once	$10,000.00
	Category Three	Once	$ 3,500.00

Re-Endorsement	Category One	As required	$0.00
	Category Two	Every 3 Years	$ 5,000.00
	Category Three	Every 3 Years	$ 1,750.00

Registration Fees (AUD):
Initial Registration	Category Three & Category Four	Once	$ 1,000.00
Re-Registration	Category Three & Category Four	Every 3 years	$ 500.00

Note: All prices are subject to change at anytime at the discretion of GAPPS. Prices do not include GST.

Current GAPPS members include:

Standards and Qualification Organisations,
Project Management Professional Associations,
Academic/Training Institutions and Industry.
Click here to view our current members

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