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White card courses in New England & North West

4 approved providers · from $170 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a white card course in New England & North West: $170 to $190, across 4 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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In the New England & North West region of NSW, four providers deliver the white card course, often called construction induction card training, for $170 to $190 over a one-day session.

Anyone working on a building or construction site in NSW needs this card before starting work, including labourers, apprentices and site visitors. Providers in Tamworth, Taminda, Barraba and Armidale run the training as a single in-person day, since SafeWork NSW requires white card training to be delivered face-to-face rather than online.

A white card issued in NSW does not expire, so there is no renewal period or refresher course needed once you hold one. 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.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a white card course cost in New England & North West?
Prices range from $170 to $190 across the four providers listed for this region, with Australian Training Plus in Tamworth offering it from $170 and Community College-Northern Inland in Barraba from $190.
How long does the white card course take?
The course runs for one day. All four providers in Tamworth, Taminda, Barraba and Armidale deliver it as a single-day, face-to-face session.
Does a white card expire or need renewal?
A white card issued in NSW does not expire once obtained, so there is no set renewal period or required refresher course. Contact SafeWork NSW directly if you need to replace a lost or damaged card.
Can I complete the white card course online?
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.

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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.

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