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Auditing and compliance

Auditing and Compliance

All registered training organisations (RTOs) must comply with national standards which ensure the consistent delivery of high quality training across Australia. In order to check this compliance, state and territory registering authorities may conduct regular audits of an RTO’s systems, processes and practises.

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All registered training organisations (RTOs) must comply with national standards which ensure the consistent delivery of high quality training across Australia. In order to check this compliance, state and territory registering authorities may conduct regular audits of an RTO’s systems, processes and practises.

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In this section

  • Audits >>
    To assess an organisation’s compliance, a registering body conducts an outcomes-focused audit against the AQTF Essential Conditions and Standards for Continuing Registration and the relevant legislation within each jurisdiction.
  • Changing scope of registration >>
    A scope of registration defines the particular training products and services that an RTO is registered to deliver.
  • Australian Quality Training Framework >>
    The Australian Quality Training Framework is the nationally agreed arrangements that ensure the high quality of vocational education and training services in Australia.
  • Ceasing RTO status >>
    RTO status may cease when the period of registration expires or there are grounds for cancelling the registration due to non-compliance.
  • RTO reporting requirements >>
    An RTO is required to report certain information to its state or territory registering body including the courses and subjects in which students are enrolled, their age and gender and where training is occurring.