Region · NSW

Licence & ticket courses in New England & North West

8 approved providers across 17 ticket types.

Typical cost of a licence or ticket course in New England & North West: $90 to $2800, across 8 approved providers.

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    Approved TLILIC0020 Approved TLILIC0021

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    Listed from the national register.

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    Approved RIIMPO318 Approved RIIMPO318F

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    $1,900

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    GLR Training

    Warialda Rail

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    $2,200

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    GLR Training

    Warialda Rail

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    $2,800

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    GLR Training

    Warialda Rail

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    Listed from the national register.

Seven training providers across the New England & North West region of NSW offer short licence and ticket courses, with prices ranging from $90 to $2,800 and typical durations of six hours to three days.

These courses cover common trade and workplace tickets such as white card, first aid, RSA, and high-risk work licences like forklift and working at heights. Providers in towns including Tamworth, Armidale, Barraba and Warialda Rail run face-to-face and online sessions depending on the course and provider.

Renewal periods vary by ticket type. High-risk work licences issued by SafeWork NSW are renewed online through Service NSW, while other certificates such as first aid or RSA have their own validity periods set by the relevant authority.

Frequently asked questions

How much do licence and ticket courses cost in New England & North West?
Prices range from $90 to $2,800 depending on the course and provider, reflecting differences such as a one-day white card course versus a multi-day high-risk work licence like forklift training.
How long do the courses take?
Typical durations across providers in this region range from six hours up to three days, depending on the ticket type and the amount of practical training and assessment required.
Do I need to renew my ticket?
Renewal requirements vary by course. High-risk work licences are renewed online through Service NSW without needing a course, while other tickets such as first aid or RSA have separate validity periods set by their issuing authority.
Are courses available online or only face-to-face?
This varies by provider and course type. Some courses, such as RSA, may offer online components, while high-risk work licences generally require practical, face-to-face training and assessment.