How to Get a White Card in NSW
Understand the steps involved in completing construction induction training in NSW.
Read guideComplete your NSW White Card training in a one day classroom session with experienced trainers, immediate feedback, no PPE required and no hidden fees.
Choose from Parramatta, Bondi Junction, Campbelltown, Dee Why, Liverpool, Miranda, Penrith and Sydney CBD.
Choose your preferred Parramatta course date and complete your enrolment online.
Once your enrolment is complete, you will receive your booking confirmation and course instructions by email. Please review these details carefully before attending, including your course location, start time and ID requirements.
TCP Training offers Face to Face White Card training across Sydney, with locations in Western Sydney, South West Sydney, Sutherland Shire, CBD, Northern Beaches and the Eastern Suburbs.
Your course fee includes the required training, assessment and support needed to complete your NSW White Card course with confidence.
Once you are deemed competent, you will receive your Statement of Training, which is valid for 60 days and allows you to go onto a construction site while SafeWork NSW posts your physical White Card.
Learn from an experienced trainer, receive immediate feedback and complete practical activities and assessments on the day.
For students comparing classroom training with online options, face-to-face delivery can make the process feel simpler. There is no webcam setup, remote assessment space or internet connection to manage. Students attend the classroom, complete the required training and assessment, and receive clear instructions about the next certification steps.
This is especially helpful if you are new to construction, completing accredited training for the first time, or want guidance with practical activities and assessment requirements.
Before attending your White Card course, make sure you meet the entry requirements and bring the correct identification on the day.
Students must be at least 14 years old to complete the NSW White Card course.
You must bring 100 points of original identification. Digital copies, photocopies and photos are not accepted.
Students require a Unique Student Identifier, also known as a USI, to complete the course.
Students require a basic understanding of English to participate and complete the required assessment.
TCP Training is not CRICOS registered. The NSW White Card course is exempt from CRICOS registration, and eligible student visa holders may undertake training.
Contact our Sydney team if you are unsure whether your ID documents are suitable.
Call 02 9232 1010Eligible visa holders, working holiday makers and other temporary visa holders may be able to complete the NSW White Card course, provided they meet the entry, ID, USI and English requirements. Completing the course does not change your visa conditions or provide work rights.
Construction is one of Australia’s highest-risk industries, which is why safety awareness matters from the moment someone enters a worksite. The White Card Course in Parramatta is designed to help students understand their basic Work Health and Safety responsibilities before commencing work on a construction site in NSW.
The White Card Course in Parramatta is designed to help students understand core Work Health and Safety responsibilities before commencing work on a construction site in NSW.
The course covers the basic WHS knowledge required to work safely within the construction industry, including how to identify common construction hazards, understand risk management principles and use Personal Protective Equipment correctly.
To successfully complete the course, students must participate in the required training and complete all assessment components.
Assessment may include written questions, classroom participation and practical activities designed to confirm your understanding of basic construction safety requirements.
Once you're deemed competent, you'll receive a Statement of Training that is valid for 60 days. SafeWork NSW then posts your physical White Card to your nominated address.
A Statement of Training allows you to go onto a construction site while awaiting your physical White Card. If your card is lost, stolen or damaged, contact SafeWork NSW on 13 10 50.
Choose your location, book online, attend your course and receive the documentation you need to get started.
Select your preferred Parramatta class date.
Choose a date and complete enrolment.
Bring 100 points of original physical ID.
Complete training and assessment.
Receive your Statement of Training once competent.
Students regularly highlight TCP Training’s supportive trainers, clear explanations and positive classroom environment.
Students value the face-to-face course experience, including clear explanations, a supportive classroom environment and practical guidance throughout the day.
View Dates & BookIf you are unsure about your ID, eligibility, course location, booking or what happens after completion, contact TCP Training before enrolling.
You can also download the Student Handbook for information about student support, responsibilities, policies and course expectations.
Answers to common questions about booking, attending and completing your White Card course in Parramatta.
The TCP Training White Card Course in Parramatta is $119 per person. This includes your required training, assessment, course materials and required course documentation after successful completion.
The course runs for approximately 6 hours + breaks. Students must attend the required face-to-face training session and complete the assessment activities.
This is a Face to Face White Card delivered at TCP Training in Parramatta. Students attend a classroom session with a trainer and complete the required training and assessment activities in person.
No. Your physical White Card is posted by SafeWork NSW to your address. After successful completion, you receive a Statement of Training that can be used for up to 60 days while you wait for the physical card.
Once you are deemed competent, you will receive a Statement of Training that is valid for 60 days. This allows you to go onto a construction site while SafeWork NSW posts your physical White Card.
You must bring 100 points of original physical identification. Digital copies, photocopies and photos are not accepted. Contact TCP Training before your course if you are unsure whether your ID documents are suitable.
If you forget your ID on the day, you may not be able to complete the course if you do not bring the required 100 points of original physical identification. Check your ID requirements carefully before attending.
No. Students are not required to bring their own PPE to complete the TCP Training White Card Course.
Students must be at least 14 years to complete the NSW White Card Course.
TCP Training supports all students to the best of our ability.
For us to do this most efficiently, we ask that you let us know of any learning areas where you may require extra support.
You can see specific training support options and request reasonable adjustments via this link - https://www.tcptraining.com/students/student-support-and-wellbeing.
We foster a culture which emphasises diversity, inclusion, and wellbeing. Some training material may cover sensitive topics, so please be sure to read any trigger warning available.
Sometimes internal support options are limited, meaning we may refer students to external services to assist with English language difficulties, wellbeing, multicultural and First Nations support.
Yes. You need a valid Unique Student Identifier before your training record can be issued.
Eligible student visa holders, working holiday makers, temporary visa holders and other visitors may be able to complete the NSW White Card course, provided they meet the course entry, ID, USI and English requirements.
TCP Training is not CRICOS registered. However, NSW White Card training is an exempt supplementary course, so eligible student visa holders may undertake this training with TCP Training.
Completing the course does not change your visa conditions or provide work rights. Please check your visa conditions before enrolling if you are unsure.
A White Card does not expire. However, a refresher may be recommended if you have not worked in construction for two or more years.
Most courses will permit a student to bring a friend to interpret for them during training. If you do need assistance, we ask that you contact first before booking your course so we can advise if there are any restrictions.
If the course permits, you may bring a friend along to the course or, alternatively, you can phone the National Translation service to book an interpreter. Visit the Immigration website for more information about help with translating.
Yes. TCP Training can assist with staff and group training enquiries. Use the Staff Training Enquiry button or contact the team to discuss your requirements.
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