Region · NSW

Licence & ticket courses in South Western Sydney

34 approved providers across 17 ticket types.

Typical cost of a licence or ticket course in South Western Sydney: $35 to $1650, across 34 approved providers.

Forklift licence5 providers

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Order picker licence2 providers

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White card10 providers

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RSA (Responsible Service of Alcohol)4 providers

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RCG (Responsible Conduct of Gambling)2 providers

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First aid21 providers

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CPR17 providers

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Working at heights4 providers

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    Tower Crane Training

    Campbelltown · 1 day · Face to face

    Approved RIIWHS204E★ 4.9 (67)

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    $300

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    High Skill Training Pty Ltd

    Ingleburn · 1 day · Face to face

    Approved CPCCCM2012 Approved RIIWHS204E★ 4.9 (333)

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    Safezone Training

    Bankstown · 2 days · Face to face

    Approved RIIWHS204E★ 5 (458)

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Confined space entry3 providers

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EWP / boom lift licence1 providers

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    Safezone Training

    Bankstown · 1 day · Face to face

    Approved TLILIC0005★ 5 (458)

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Dogging licence1 providers

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    $1,550

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    Tower Crane Training

    Campbelltown · 5 days · Face to face

    Approved CPCCLDG3001★ 4.9 (67)

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Basic rigging licence2 providers

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    $1,250

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    High Skill Training Pty Ltd

    Ingleburn · 5 days · Face to face

    Approved CPCCLRG3001★ 4.9 (333)

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    $1,600

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    Tower Crane Training

    Campbelltown · 5 days · Face to face

    Approved CPCCLRG3001★ 4.9 (67)

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Traffic control (stop/slow)1 providers

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    EnerSafe

    Wetherill Park · Face to face

    Approved RIIWHS205E

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Implement traffic management plans1 providers

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    EnerSafe

    Wetherill Park · Face to face

    Approved RIIWHS302E

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Heavy rigid (HR) truck licence1 providers

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Heavy combination (HC) licence1 providers

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Multi combination (MC) licence1 providers

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South Western Sydney is home to 25 training providers offering short licence and ticket courses, covering areas such as high-risk work licences, safety inductions and refresher training. Suburbs represented include Ingleburn, Bankstown, Wetherill Park, Kingsgrove and Oran Park.

Courses on this page range from $50 to $1,600, with typical durations of 2 hours up to 2 days depending on the ticket type and provider. Shorter sessions are often used for refreshers or inductions, while longer courses cover practical assessment for licences such as forklift or working at heights.

Most high-risk work licences issued in NSW are regulated by SafeWork NSW and require renewal every five years. Always confirm current pricing, prerequisites and renewal requirements directly with the training provider before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How much do courses cost in South Western Sydney?
Prices among the 25 listed providers range from $50 to $1,600, depending on the course type, duration and whether it includes assessment or licence application. Contact individual providers for a current quote.
How long do these courses take?
Typical durations range from around 2 hours for short refresher or induction sessions up to 2 days for full licence courses involving practical assessment. Exact length depends on the specific course and provider.
How often do I need to renew my ticket or licence?
High-risk work licences issued by SafeWork NSW generally require renewal every five years. Other tickets, such as first aid or RSA, may have different renewal periods, so check with the relevant provider or authority.
Do I need to bring ID or meet any prerequisites?
Most providers require photo ID on the day, and some courses have prerequisites such as minimum age or prior experience. Requirements vary by provider and course, so confirm details before enrolling.