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VET

Add a qualification

Application process

Follow these steps to add a qualification (training product) to your registered training organisation (RTO's) scope of registration.

Before you apply

  1. Check packaging rules on the National Training Register.
  2. Complete a Training and Assessment Strategy (TAS) for the training product you want to add. Save the document where you can easily find it.
  3. Check regulatory requirements. Make sure your RTO can provide evidence of meeting any relevant government regulations, such as:

Submit your application

  • Log in to the QCAA Portal
    • Complete an ‘Add qualification’ activity in the VET application.
    • Upload your completed TAS.
    • A QCAA assessor will be assigned to review your application.

During the review

  • During an application, the assessor:
    • will undertake a risk assessment
    • may request further evidence
    • will meet with the RTO manager.

Application outcome

You will be notified if your application has been:

  • approved, including the date it will be added to your RTO’s scope of registration
  • rejected, with reason for rejecting the application.

After approval

Once the training product has been added to scope:

  1. Review the 'offered' box in the VET application for each unit.
  2. Tick the 'offered' box for all units listed in the TAS.
  3. Ensure alignment between TAS and Student Management.
Note:
  • Units without a tick in the ‘offered’ box will not be available for enrolment in Student Management.
  • It can take up to 90 calendar days to approve a training product application.
  • RTOs can only advertise and deliver approved training products. (It is unlawful to advertise or promote a training product that is not on your scope of registration).
  • School RTOs should apply to add a training product at least six months before they plan to deliver.

More information

Contact the VET team:

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