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Burwood · 1 day · Face to face
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White card courses in Inner West
5 approved providers · from $90 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a white card course in Inner West: $90 to $200, across 5 approved providers, usually 1 day.
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JC
Jessie's Coffee School
Burwood · 6 hours · Face to face
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AA
ALL TRAINING ACADEMY
Strathfield South
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BI
Builders Institute Pty Ltd
Burwood · Face to face
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TRAINING LINK AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
Ashfield · 1 day · Blended
A White Card is the general construction induction card required by anyone working on a construction site in NSW. It confirms you have completed work health and safety induction training recognised by SafeWork NSW.
In NSW, White Card training must be completed face-to-face. Online White Card courses issued in other states are not accepted for work on NSW construction sites, so it is worth confirming a provider's delivery method before booking.
This page lists 5 providers offering White Card courses in the Inner West area, with prices ranging from $90 to $200. Courses typically run for 1 day or around 6 hours, and are delivered in suburbs including Burwood, Strathfield South and Ashfield.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a White Card course cost in Inner West?
- Providers on this page list prices from $90 to $200. Exact pricing depends on the provider and may include booklet or card issue fees, so check inclusions before booking.
- How long does the course take?
- Typical durations listed by providers are around 1 day or approximately 6 hours. Some providers may split this differently, so confirm the schedule when booking.
- Can I complete a White Card course online in NSW?
- No. SafeWork NSW requires White Card training to be completed face-to-face. White Card courses completed online in other states are not accepted for work on NSW construction sites.
- Do I need ID or any prerequisites to attend?
- Most providers require photo ID on the day, such as a driver licence or passport. There are generally no formal prerequisites, but requirements can vary by provider, so check when booking.
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White card in NSW: what you need to know
Who needs a white card, why NSW requires face-to-face training, cost and how long it takes.