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Become part of the leading community for strata management professionals in Western Australia.

Membership with SCA (WA) connects you to sector-specific training, national recognition, professional standards, and a vibrant community of peers and leaders dedicated to advancing the strata sector.

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Our Requirements Education, Expertise and Experience Levels of Accreditation Become a SCA WA Member SMPS Certification
POINTS OF DIFFERENCE

Our Requirements

Our Requirements

SCA (WA) is the only organisation in Western Australia holding Strata Professionals to a set standard that requires them to:

  • Adhere to a National Code of Ethics in relations to their operations.
  • Provide evidence of their compliance with the requirements of the Strata Titles Act (1985) and the Strata Titles (General) Regulations 2019 each year to be able to continue as a member of the association.
  • Demonstrate commitment to achieving Strata Management Practice Standard (SMPS) certification.
POINTS OF DIFFERENCE

Education, Expertise and Experience

Building Knowledge for a Stronger Future

SCA (WA) supports your professional development at every stage, helping you build the knowledge and skills needed to deliver excellence in the strata sector.

    • A100 Introduction to Strata: Our foundation education course tailored for those entering the sector, designed to develop essential knowledge and practical skills.
    • New Certificate IV in Strata Community Management: Strata Education is a Registered Training Organisation developed by strata managers for strata managers, ensuring sector relevance and practical expertise. This qualification will meet the minimum education requirements outlined in the Strata Titles General Regulations (STGR).
    • Access to a sector-specific Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Program offering over 30 events per year, segmented by career pathway and experience.
    • Online training available through the national SCA eLearning Platform, supporting flexible and ongoing professional learning.
    • Practical, strata-specific education designed to keep you ahead of legislative, technological, and operational developments. 
    • Clear education pathways that lead to formal SCA Accreditation, building your credibility and career advancement.
    • Best practice guides, checklists, templates, and toolkits to support your continuous learning.

Recognition of Professional Commitment

SCA (WA) membership recognises your professionalism, positioning you as a trusted and qualified expert in the strata sector.

Developing a Stronger, Connected Community

SCA (WA) connects you to a vibrant professional community, offering opportunities to build experience, share knowledge, and shape the future of strata management in Western Australia.

    • Stay informed through fortnightly updates covering sector developments, news, and key issues. 
    • Benefit from active state and national advocacy, ensuring your voice is heard in regulatory reform and sector policy discussions. 
    • Volunteer and contribute to initiatives in education, advocacy, legislation, sustainability, and sector leadership. 
    • Join a collaborative network of peers and sector leaders, gaining mentorship, support, and professional insights. 
    • 74% of WA respondents in the latest Member Survey stated they would prefer to work for an organisation that is an SCA (WA) member, demonstrating the value membership brings to your organisation’s reputation and recruitment. 
Memberships

Join us as an SCA (WA) Member

Corporate Strata

Manager Membership

For businesses that provide strata management services directly to strata companies.

  • Unlimited employees included under one corporate membership.
  • Access to accreditation, CPD, sector resources, advocacy support, and professional development for your entire team.
  • Demonstrate your commitment to professionalism and best practice across all levels of your organisation.
Application Form
Corporate Strata

Services Membership – Small

For businesses that provide services or products to the strata sector.

  • Designed for organization’s with up to two employees.
  • Ideal for boutique service providers looking to connect with the strata community, access sector updates, and demonstrate credibility.
Application Form
Corporate Strata

Services Membership – Large

For businesses that provide services or products to the strata sector.

  • Designed for organization’s with more than two employees.
  • Offers full access to sector information, events, networking, and professional development opportunities for your team.
Application Form

Looking to build your brand in the strata sector?

Service providers are also encouraged to explore SCA (WA) sponsorship opportunities, which offer enhanced visibility and connections with strata managers, council members, and owners across Western Australia.

Accreditation

Levels of Accreditation

level

Completed A100 Course

Certificate IV in Strata Community Management*

Minimum SCA Membership Years

Minimum Experience Practicing as a Strata Community Manager

CPD Points Achieved in the Last 12 Months

Minimum Hours Contributed to Development of the Strata Sector**

Nominated by the SCA (WA) Board for Life Membership

Level 1: Accredited Strata Community Manager (ASCM)

Complete 4 Units

1

1 Year Supporting a Strata Community Manager

12

-

-

Level 2: Certified Strata Community Manager (CSCM)

2

2 Years

12

-

-

Level 3: Fellow Strata Community Manager (FSCM)

5

5 Years

12

15/30

-

Level 4: Honorary Fellow Strata Community Manager (HFSCM)

5

5 Years

12

15/30

* Certificate IV or an equivalent or higher course.
** Minimum 15 hours if holding a relevant degree or diploma. Minimum 30 hours if no relevant degree or diploma.

Certification

Strata Management Practice Standard (SMPS) Certification

Strata Management Practice Standard (SMPS) is an opportunity for member businesses to further promote their professional standing in the strata management sector.

By July 2026 all SCA (WA) members must demonstrate their commitment to achieving SMPS Certification to continue their membership with the association.

SMPS Certification identifies strata management businesses who:

  • Maintain documented processes
  • Staff have met education standards and attend regular continuing professional development
  • The processes, contracts and documentation are audited on a biennial basis to ensure practices reflect the policies, and activities are in accordance with requirements.