White Card Penrith

Identification Requirements for White Card NSW

If you are new to the country (less than 6 weeks), currently in high school, or identify as Indigenous or Torres Strait Islander, you are exempt from the 100 points of ID requirements. I will address that below the 100 points of ID requirements in the headings below it. Please navigate there if that is you. If not, please see what you can use for 100 points of ID.

100 Points of ID Requirements (essential that is is in original format and not photos): For those who do require 100 points of ID, please see the list of acceptable documents below. Please note that it is essential for your ID to be original and from Australia (your passport can be foreign). Digital IDs, such as your driver’s license in the Service NSW app, are also acceptable.

• Passport (Australian or international) – 70 points
• Birth certificate – 70 points
• Citizenship certificate – 70 points
• Driver’s license – 40 points
• Photo card – 40 points
• Boat license – 40 points
• NSW high-risk license – 40 points
• Gun license – 40 points
• Bank card (from two different banks) – 25 points each
• Medicare card – 25 points
• Electricity bill – 25 points
• Car registration papers – 25 points
• Centrelink concession card – 25 points
• Phone bill – 25 points

Remember, you must use at least one photo ID as part of the 100 points requirement.

For any further questions or clarifications, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are here to assist you throughout the enrolment process.

Exemptions:

Exemption One: Arrived in Australia Less Than 6 Weeks Ago 

If you have arrived in Australia within the past six weeks, you can use your passport or visa along with a bank card or driver’s license from your home country. For example, you could bring a passport and a bank card from your country of origin, and that would fulfill the ID requirements. If you don’t have a passport, you could use your visa and a bank card from your home country.

Exemption Two: Still in High School 

If you are currently enrolled in high school, you can use your school ID as identification. If you don’t have a school ID, you can choose from the following options: driver’s license, birth certificate, passport, or citizenship certificate. You only need one thing.

Exemption Three: Identify as Indigenous or Torres Strait Islander 

If you identify as Indigenous or Torres Strait Islander and do not have enough ID to meet the 100 points requirement, you can present two official references from relevant agencies. For further information on this exemption, please contact us via email at admin@nwcc.edu.au or by phone at 1300 988 181.

It is essential to bring the correct ID requirements with you. This is one of the most important parts of the class. Please see our requirements sections, if you are unsure about what is needed and ensure you have the necessary ID for the course. If you didn’t provide your USI during enrolment, you will also need to bring that with you.

Apart from that, just bring yourself and a good attitude, and you are sure to leave with a white card, ready to work in construction. You only need to wear normal comfortable clothes and shoes; there’s no requirement to wear or bring any construction clothing or PPE to the class. Everything you need will be provided at the venue for use on the day.

The venue is relatively simple to find. If you’re on High Street at the given address, you’ll spot the underground station. To the right of this station, between Subway and Cash Converters, there’s a flight of stairs. Ascend these stairs and you’ll find our shop where we conduct the White Card course.

Location:

Suite 9 513-519 High St, Penrith NSW 2750 (positioned above the Subway shop on High Street)

Telephone:

(02) 4744 2738

Parking:

All-day parking is accessible at the nearby Judges Car Park on the top level, which is within a 200-metre radius from the venue. As all-day parking can prove difficult, we advise using the top level of Judges Car Park, as it consistently has spaces available.

Train:

The venue is a two-minute stroll from Penrith train station.