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Licence & ticket courses in Northern Beaches

10 approved providers across 4 ticket types.

Typical cost of a licence or ticket course in Northern Beaches: $50 to $159, across 10 approved providers.

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Northern Beaches has 8 registered training providers offering short licence and ticket courses, with prices from $55 to $159 and most sessions completed in 2.5 hours to a full day. Providers are based in suburbs including North Curl Curl, Brookvale, Mona Vale, Belrose and Manly, covering tickets such as white card, first aid, RSA and other workplace licences.

These courses suit tradies, hospitality staff, volunteers and jobseekers who need a ticket before starting work or taking on a new role. Some courses, such as high-risk work licences, are issued under SafeWork NSW and renewed online through that authority rather than by repeating a course.

Duration, renewal periods and entry requirements vary by course type, so check the specific course listing for exact timing, identification needed on the day and whether assessment is delivered online or face-to-face before booking with a provider in the area.

Frequently asked questions

How much do courses cost in Northern Beaches?
Across the 8 providers listed, prices range from $55 to $159 depending on the course and provider. Some providers do not publish online pricing, so confirm the current fee directly before booking.
How long do the courses take?
Typical durations range from 2.5 hours for shorter courses up to a full day, depending on the ticket type. Check the individual course listing for the exact session length offered by each provider.
Do I need to renew my ticket, and how?
Renewal requirements vary by course type. High-risk work licences are renewed online through SafeWork NSW and do not require a new course, while other tickets may have their own renewal periods set by the issuing body.
What do I need to bring on the day?
Requirements vary by provider and course, but photo identification is typically required. Some courses also ask for prior qualifications or medical declarations, so check with the provider before attending.