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 The FAA is a national organisation formed in 1971
managed by a Committee with representative members from each State of Australia
who convene annually to discuss the operation and development of the organisation
and exam system.
The FAA represents a group of people dedicated to astrological principles of
education and research in Australia, is a non-profit, non-sectarian and non-political body.
It holds a National Astrological Conference biannually, bringing world renowned
speakers from around the globe to strengthen and broaden the knowledge of all
Australian astrologers.
The FAA promotes a National Code of Ethics to which all members are bound. It offers an accredited examination system, which is recognised worldwide, to assist in the development of high quality professional standards in Australian astrologers. A minimum period of three years part-time study is required to reach the standard necessary to gain the Diploma of Astrology (FAA) formerly known as the FAA Practitioner’s Certificate. This entitles the Astrologer to put Dip. Astro. (FAA) after their name. There are affiliated associations to the FAA in most states of Australia.
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