We have also developed this forms in friendly tablet and mobile format to further simplify the process.
Contact Tim on 0428 113 138 to find out more.
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Training Business Consultants has developed easy to use application and self-assessment forms so you can start your RTO.
We have also developed this forms in friendly tablet and mobile format to further simplify the process. Contact Tim on 0428 113 138 to find out more.
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Section 4 of the Data Provision Requirements and Condition 6 of the AQTF Essential Conditions and Standards for Continuing Registration will require, from 1 January 2014, that the RTO:
All RTOs, and applicants who wish to become an RTO, are required to meet the same set of national standards for regulation. Depending on their regulator, these standards will either be the AQTF Essential Conditions and Standards for Initial / Continuing Registration or the VET Quality Framework. Whilst they are structured differently, there is no substantial difference in effect or intent between the AQTF and the VET Quality Framework. An RTO is a Registered Training Organisation.
Only RTOs can issue Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) qualifications and statements of attainment in the vocational education and training (VET) sector. RTOs are providers and assessors of nationally recognised training. Training organisations wishing to become RTOs must be registered with ASQA if they operate within ASQA’s jurisdiction. Organisations that are within ASQA's jurisdiction and not registered under the National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011 cannot hold themselves out to be an RTO and cannot 'advertise', 'offer to provide', 'provide all or part of a VET course' or 'issue a VET qualification'. To register as a Registered Training Organisation you need to first work out how and where you would like to offer your courses. This will determine which authority will be the regulatory body for your RTO.
ASQA ASQA is the regulatory body for registered training organisations (RTOs) in:
ASQA is also the regulatory body for those registered training organisations in Victoria and Western Australia that: Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) providers are providers of nationally recognised training to overseas students who have Australian student visas. Only CRICOS providers can enrol overseas students or issue Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) qualifications and statements of attainment to these students.
To become registered to deliver to overseas students, an organisation needs to have:
In addition, to become registered to deliver to overseas students, an organisation needs to have the qualifications/courses it wishes to deliver to overseas students on its scope of registration. Providers can lodge an application for CRICOS approval at the same time as an application for RTO registration. ASQA-registered training organisations must meet the requirements for registration, including the requirements in the VET Quality Framework.
There is three things you will need to apply to become an RTO:
Applicants must not advertise, offer to provide, deliver or assess VET courses until they are registered and listed on training.gov.au. The Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) takes a risk assessment approach to assessing all registration applications.
While ASQA does not provide timeframes for site audits, the usual wait period is approximately 6 months. Using the following structured process, ASQA assesses applications for initial registration to ensure that they meet all requirements for registration before approval is granted. The application must meet the requirements at each stage before it can be progressed.
The audit reviews the: ASQA will notify applicants in writing of its decision to grant or reject an application for registration as a registered training organisation (RTO) within 30 days of making that decision.
If ASQA grants the application, the applicant will be issued with:
If ASQA rejects an application for registration, it will state the reasons for its decision. Under Sections 199 to 203 of the National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011, an applicant can apply for review of the decision to reject an application for registration as an RTO reconsidered. Applicants can also apply to have a decision concerning the period or conditions of registration reconsidered. |
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