Region · NSW

Licence & ticket courses in Sydney CBD & Inner

17 approved providers across 5 ticket types.

Typical cost of a licence or ticket course in Sydney CBD & Inner: $70 to $320, across 17 approved providers.

White card5 providers

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RSA (Responsible Service of Alcohol)4 providers

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RCG (Responsible Conduct of Gambling)3 providers

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First aid11 providers

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CPR6 providers

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Short courses such as White Card, RSA, forklift and first aid training are commonly required before starting work on many Australian sites, in hospitality or in high-risk occupations. Employers and job sites often ask for proof of a current ticket before allowing someone to work.

This page lists 14 training providers operating in Sydney CBD & Inner, including locations in Sydney, Darlinghurst and Woolloomooloo. Prices for courses on this page range from $70 to $320, with typical course durations of 2 hours, 3 hours, 12 hours or a full day depending on the ticket type.

Some licences, such as high-risk work tickets, are issued or regulated by SafeWork NSW and require renewal after a set period. Renewal requirements vary by course, so check with the provider or the relevant authority before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a ticket course cost in Sydney CBD & Inner?
Prices on this page range from $70 to $320 depending on the course and provider. Some providers, such as Brighten Institute Australia, list from-prices around $79, while others do not publish set fees. Contact the provider directly for a current quote.
How long does a course take to complete?
Course durations vary by ticket type. Providers on this page offer sessions ranging from 2 hours and 3 hours up to 12 hours or a full one-day course. Check the specific course listing for exact timing.
Do these tickets need to be renewed?
Some licences, particularly high-risk work tickets regulated by SafeWork NSW, require periodic renewal. Renewal periods vary by licence type and are not the same across all courses, so confirm requirements with the provider or SafeWork NSW.
What do I need to bring, and is training available online?
Requirements such as photo ID and prerequisite units vary by provider and course. Some short courses may include online theory components with a practical assessment in person, while others are fully face-to-face. Check with the individual provider before enrolling.