White Card Course Australia - Construction Induction

Book your White Card with Australia’s White Card specialists. Choose face-to-face training near you or online options where available.

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Choose where you’ll complete your White Card training to see course dates, prices and requirements. To learn more about White Cards in Australia, visit our guide below.

New South Wales

From $99

12 Locations or Zoom
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Queensland

From $99

6 Locations or Zoom
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Victoria

From $99

8 Locations in VIC
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South Australia

From $89

Adelaide CBD
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Western Australia

From $49

Perth CBD or Online
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Tasmania

From $49

Hobart or Online
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Canberra

From $119

Training in Canberra
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Northern Territory

From $119

Darwin or Zoom
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Online

From $99

Live via Zoom
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Why Trust and Choose National White Card Courses

White Card specialists

White Cards are our focus. Learn the safety skills you need to get started in construction.

Locations

Choose from training venues across Australia and online options where permitted.

Supportive trainers

Friendly trainers explain clearly, welcome questions and help you learn with confidence.

Flexible bookings

Plans changed? Flexible booking and refund options are available under our booking terms.

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Understanding White Cards

Learn what a White Card is, who needs one, how to get it and where you can use it, plus answers to other commonly asked questions.

What Is a White Card?

A White Card shows you have completed general construction induction training. You generally need one before carrying out construction work in Australia. Learn what a White Card is.

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Can I Do a White Card Online?

Yes, where permitted. There are three training formats:

  • Face-to-face: learn at a training venue.
  • Live online: join a live virtual class with a trainer, such as on Zoom.
  • Self-paced online: study in your own time

Check your state’s approved formats and requirements before booking.

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How to Get a White Card in Australia?

1. Choose where you will train. Check the state’s course options and entry requirements.
2. Complete your training and assessment. Book the nationally recognised CPCWHS1001 course.
3. Receive your certification. Your White Card is issued through your state’s process and recognised Australia-wide. Read the step-by-step guide.

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Lost White Card?

Lost or damaged your card? Depending on where it was issued, you will need to contact the state regulator or your training provider. Choose the state where you trained for the correct process, or read our replacement guide.

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Who Needs a White Card?

Anyone who carries out construction work in Australia generally needs a White Card. This can include apprentices, employees, contractors, tradespeople, labourers, supervisors, site managers, surveyors and engineers whose roles involve construction work.

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What the White Card Course Covers

White Card training covers construction hazards, risk controls, PPE, safety responsibilities, signs, incident reporting and emergency procedures. Read more on what the course covers here.

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Using a White Card Across Australia

A White Card issued in Australia is recognised across all states and territories. Complete your training in the Australian State you are physically located, and you can use your card Australia-wide.

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Does a White Card Expire?

White Cards generally have no expiry date, but you may need to retrain after two years away from construction. Check the rules where you plan to work before returning to site. Read about White Card validity.

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Australian White Card Rules and Requirements

These requirements apply to White Card training in Australia. You must also meet the rules of the state or territory where you complete your course.
Course
White Card – General Construction Induction
Training provider
Training must be delivered by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) with the required state approvals. Check NWCC’s RTO registration.
USI
Your free, lifelong USI links your training records. You need it for certification unless exempt. Create a USI or find yours.
Language and support
Basic English is needed to understand safety instructions and complete assessments. Contact us about learning support before booking.
Experience
No previous construction training or experience is required.
State regulator
Your state or territory regulator sets local White Card rules. Choose your state for details.
Delivery
Face-to-face, live online or self-paced online, where permitted. Check the formats allowed in your state.
Minimum age
Entry ages vary. Check your state’s minimum age before booking.
ID and equipment
Accepted ID, PPE and online equipment requirements vary. Check your course requirements before booking.
Duration and fees
Check your chosen date for the price, times and inclusions. Allow extra time for breaks and administration.
Certification
Receive a Statement of Attainment after passing. Card issue, applications and timing vary. Check your state’s process.

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