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White card courses in Wollongong

3 approved providers · from $110 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a white card course in Wollongong: $110 to $140, across 3 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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$125

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Itec Academy

Wollongong · 0.5 km · In person

Approved CPCWHS1001★ 3 (2)

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$140

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Accelerated Training

Dapto · 11.5 km · 7.5 hours · In person

Approved CPCWHS1001★ 4.8 (99)

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In Wollongong, 3 providers offer the white card course, also known as the construction induction card, with prices from $110 to $140 and a typical duration of one day (7.5 hours).

Anyone working on a construction site in NSW needs this card before starting work, including trades, labourers and site visitors. The three Wollongong-area providers, based in Wollongong and nearby Dapto, run face-to-face sessions only. 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.

Once issued, the white card has no set renewal period and stays valid for construction work across Australia, so there is no ongoing course or reassessment required to keep it current.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a white card course cost in Wollongong?
The three Wollongong-area providers charge from $110 to $140 for the one-day course, which includes training and the assessment needed before SafeWork NSW issues the card.
How long does the white card course take?
The course typically runs for one day, around 7.5 hours, covering both instruction and the final assessment required to receive the card.
Does a white card expire and need renewing?
No renewal period applies. Once issued, the white card remains valid for construction work across Australia with no ongoing course or reassessment needed.
Can I do 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.

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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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