How do I become a board member
Get qualified to work as a board member with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.
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Common questions
There is no clear data for Board remunerations at this time. Some Board Members act in a voluntary capacity (for non-profit organisations), but they have the same legal obligations as fully paid directors.
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There is no clear data for Board Members active in Australia at the this time. Board Members are elected to registered companies, corporations and not-for-profit entities across all industries and employment sectors.
Source: Australian Government Labour Market Insights
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Board Members should hold a Certificate IV in Business (Governance) or Diploma of Governance. Many Board Members hold industry-based VET qualifications and degrees, especially office bearers (eg, Chairperson, Secretary).
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Further reading
The Power Of Delegation
1st June 2019
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10th November 2023Board Member careers
Board Members (otherwise known as committee members) are responsible for the corporate governance of an organisation. They appoint a CEO, Managing Director or General Manager to oversee the operations of the company (within an approved budget).
As a Board Member you’ll be part of the executive committee and answerable to the organisation’s members or shareholders. Your duties will include attending meetings, participating in strategic planning, monitoring the organisation’s financial position and profitability, directing the CEO or General Manager.
