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Entry-level Roles
No-experience Jobs
Available Australia-wide
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Available Jobs You Can Apply For With Just a White Card
No Experience? No Problem.
All you need is a valid White Card to get started in a range of in-demand jobs across Australia.
Whether you’re looking to break into construction, mining, work in events, facilities, or even the warehouse and logistics sector — there are plenty of opportunities and entry-level jobs waiting for you right now.
These job listings are updated daily and feature no-experience roles that offer solid pay, hands-on learning, and potential for real growth.
Don’t have your White Card yet? Enrol here and get job-ready today.
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The Leading Provider of White Card Courses in Australia
At National White Card Courses (RTO 41072), we run nationally recognised training that provides you with a valid White Card on the same day you complete the course. With expert trainers and over 30 locations across Australia, getting job-ready has never been easier.
Positions listed on this job board require you to complete the following training and certification: CPCWHS1001 – Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry, which we deliver through our government-approved White Card courses.
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Choose Your State to Book a White Card Course
You are required to undertake your White Card training in the state where you currently reside. However, once issued the White Card is nationally recognised and remains valid if you relocate to another state — there is no need to retake the course.
The White Card does not expire. The only circumstance requiring you to retake the course is if you have not worked on a construction site for more than two consecutive years.
For further details, select your state below. Each state page contains specific information relevant to your location and training requirements.
Government Approved Registered Training Organisation
Our White Card training and certification is approved by all relevant government bodies in Australia, including SafeWork NSW, WorkSafe QLD, WorkSafe VIC, WorkSafe WA, SafeWork SA, and WorkSafe Tasmania.
What is a White Card?
Before stepping onto any construction site in Australia, you’re legally required to hold a White Card. This card proves you’ve completed official construction induction training — covering the safety standards, legal responsibilities, and site protocols relevant to your state and the wider industry.
You’ll need to complete the White Card training in the state where you currently live. However, once you’ve got it, your White Card is valid Australia-wide. So even if you relocate, there’s no need to do the course again.
There’s only one White Card course — it’s the same for everyone. Whether you’re completely new to construction or have decades of experience, the course content doesn’t change. Your job title doesn’t matter either — from labourers to site supervisors, everyone completes the same training.
Once you’re certified, your White Card doesn’t expire. The only time you’ll need to retake the course is if you’ve been out of the industry and away from construction sites for more than two years straight. In that case, you’ll need a refresher to re-qualify.
Ready to get started? Select your state [HERE] to see course details and book your spot.
How to Get a White Card
In Australia, getting your White Card is straightforward — and open to everyone. As long as you meet the minimum age and ID requirements, you’re good to go.
We’re a fully accredited Registered Training Organisation (RTO), so when you train with us, you’ll get a government-approved White Card that is valid in all states and territories across Australia. No prior experience or pre course learning modules needed. Just enrol, complete the course, and you’ll walk away with your official White Card.
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Select your State
Choose your current state from the options above.
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Find a Location
Select the training location that’s most convenient for you.
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Book your Course
Pick a date from the booking calendar that works best for your schedule.
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Complete the Course
Complete the White Card course, receive your certification, and start working right away.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of jobs can I get with a White Card?
A White Card is not just for tradies and construction workers. A White Card is required for any role that involves entering a construction zone — even occasionally. This includes general labourers, traffic controllers, removalists, cleaners, delivery drivers, landscapers, security guards, forklift operators, safety officers, and more. You’ll also see it required in mining, rail, infrastructure, warehousing, and large event setups.
Will having a White Card help me get a job?
Absolutely. Most construction-related job ads list the White Card as essential. Getting yours shows employers you’re ready to start immediately and understand safety requirements — even if you have no prior experience.
How fast can I start working after getting a White Card?
If you get your White Card with National White Card Courses, you’ll receive your statement of attainment on the same day you complete the White Card course. That means you can apply for jobs and start working immediately — no waiting around.
Can the White Card help me switch careers or get back into work?
Definitely. It’s a popular pathway for people changing careers, re-entering the workforce, or starting fresh after school. It opens the door to entry-level roles that often provide on-the-job training.
Do I need a White Card even if I’m not “on the tools”?
Yes. Roles like site administration, safety observing, deliveries, or supervising also require you to hold a White Card if you’re entering active construction zones — even if you’re not doing manual labour.
Is a White Card useful outside of construction?
Absolutely. You’ll find it listed in roles across logistics, landscaping, events, warehousing, property maintenance, telecommunications, and even film production — basically, any job that might involve stepping onto a site during active work.
What do I need to bring to a white card course?
To attend your White Card course, you’ll need to bring valid, state-recognised identification. Each state has specific ID requirements, so be sure to check the course details for your location before attending.
There’s nothing else you need to prepare — all Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), writing materials, and paperwork will be provided for you on the day.
You’re welcome to bring your own lunch, or take advantage of nearby shops and cafés during the scheduled breaks.
