Compare White card prices in Illawarra & Wollongong
5 priced courses from 5 providers, cheapest first. Prices as advertised on each provider's website.
| Provider | Suburb | Course | Price | Duration | Delivery | Next date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| National College of Vocational Education | Wollongong | Whitecard 1 Day Course | $110 | 1 day | In person | — |
| Achieve Training & Assessment Services | Barrack Heights | General Construction Induction (White Card) | $120 | 1 day | In person | — |
| Itec Academy | Wollongong | White Card Course – CPCWHS1001 Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry | $125 | — | In person | — |
| Accelerated Training | Dapto | White Card Training | $140 | 7.5 hours | In person | — |
| NextGen Digital Business | Kiama | White Card Workshops | $150 | — | — | — |
Typical cost of a white card course in Illawarra & Wollongong: $110 to $150, across 5 approved providers.
A white card course, officially the construction induction card, is required for anyone working on a building or construction site in NSW. In the Illawarra & Wollongong region, five registered training organisations offer the course, with prices from $110 to $150 and typical duration of one day or 7.5 hours.
SafeWork NSW requires white card training to be delivered face-to-face in NSW. SafeWork NSW does accept construction induction cards issued by other states, so if you are weighing an interstate online course, check your employer or site will accept the card before you pay. Providers in this page include training venues in Wollongong, Kiama, Barrack Heights and Dapto, with some offering evening or weekend sessions.
Once issued, a white card is recognised nationally and does not need to be renewed, though cardholders moving between states should confirm requirements with SafeWork NSW.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a white card course cost in Illawarra & Wollongong?
- Prices range from $110 to $150 across the five providers listed on this page, depending on the provider and suburb.
- How long does the white card course take?
- Most providers run the course over one day, or around 7.5 hours of face-to-face training, in line with SafeWork NSW requirements.
- Does a white card expire or need renewal?
- No. Once issued, a white card does not expire and is recognised nationally, so no renewal application or refresher course is required.
- Can I complete a white card course online in NSW?
- Not with a NSW provider: SafeWork NSW requires white card training delivered in NSW to be face to face. NSW does accept construction induction cards issued by other states, so check your employer or site will accept one before paying for an interstate online course.
Guide
White card NSW: cost, online rules and how long it lasts
How to get a white card in NSW: what the course costs, whether you can do it online, how long it takes and when it stops being valid.