Where do I send my course certificates?How do I know if my certificates are current?
Follow steps 1 and 2 as per the steps above and once logged into the training portal, select the My Learning tab and then select Completed and your current courses will be displayed. Check that your certificates are current as they are only valid for 2 years from date of issue.
What if my certificates are current when I submit them to FNSW, but expire during the season?
Certificates that are current when provided to FNSW are acceptable for the current season. Please remember though, you will need to complete the course/s again before you register for next season.
Is this part of the Working with Children Check?
No, the on-line training courses is not part of the WWCC, it is a child protection requirement of FNSW.
What is the Working with Children Check?
The WWCC is a Government requirement which checks the background of people who are intending to work or volunteer with children. If you pass a WWCC and have visited a Service NSW office to finalise your application, once you are cleared you will receive a WWC Number supplied by NSW Office of the Children’s Guardian.
Do I need to have a WWC Number as well as doing the on-line courses?
Yes. Every person within FNSW working in a paid or volunteer role with children under 18 years of age is required to have a Working with Children Check. (except for people who are under 18 years of age themselves).
Everyone in the competitions listed also has to complete the online training courses as well.
Once I receive my WWC Number, who do I give it to?
You must provide your WWC Number to your club. You must also keep your WWC on file as it will be required whenever you apply to work or volunteer with children.
Where do I apply for a Working with Children Check?Where can I find out more about the WWCC?
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