Price comparison

Compare White card prices in South Western Sydney

7 priced courses from 6 providers, cheapest first. Prices as advertised on each provider's website.

ProviderSuburbCoursePriceDurationDeliveryNext date
Safety First TrainingSeftonWhite Card (Face to Face)$791 dayIn person—
Australian International Education & TrainingSeftonPrepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry$901 dayIn person—
Your Registered TrainingWetherill ParkCPCWHS1001-WA - ONLINE White Card - Prepare to work safely in the construction industry$95—Online—
Safety First TrainingSeftonWhite Card (Online)$1191 dayOnline—
Training ASAPBankstownWhite Card$120—In person—
St. Moses the BlackLiverpoolWhite Card$1401 dayIn person—
Licences AustraliaPrestonsWhite Card (CPCWHS1001)$1501 dayIn person—

Typical cost of a white card course in South Western Sydney: $79 to $150, across 6 approved providers.

In South Western Sydney, 12 providers offer the white card course, with prices from $79 to $150 and typical durations of one day (around 6 to 7 hours).

The white card is required for anyone working on a construction site in NSW, including labourers, trades, supervisors and site visitors. It confirms completion of general construction induction training. SafeWork NSW requires this 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 on this page are based in suburbs including Lakemba, Wetherill Park, Sefton, Revesby, Cabramatta and Bankstown. Course length is typically a single day, and once issued the white card does not expire, though some sites may ask for refresher training depending on employer policy.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a white card course cost in South Western Sydney?
Prices among the 12 listed providers range from $79 to $150. Exact pricing depends on the provider, so check directly before booking.
How long does the course take?
Most providers run the white card course in a single day, with typical durations of 6 to 7 hours or one full day session.
Does the white card need to be renewed?
The white card does not have a set renewal period once issued. Some employers or sites may still require periodic refresher training, which varies by workplace.
Can I complete the white card 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.

Read the guide