RTO Legal

If you intend to provide training and education, for local or international students, one thing is for certain: Australian education laws and regulations must be complied with. Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) are organizations that the Australian government has approved to provide training courses across Australia. RTOs can be government or privately owned and are regulated by the Australian Skills Quality Authority, also known as the ASQA. “Credibility” is a big word for every student. Becoming a RTO will make your training college more credible and endeavor trust in the eyes of prospective students. The RTO title will give your students the assurance that they are dealing with a reputable organization and they will trust that they are in good hands. As well as credibility, students need accreditation. In order to deliver nationally recognized training (and for your students to attain nationally accredited qualifications)training colleges must obtain RTO

Do you want to establish a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) in Australia? Providing students with nationally recognised vocational courses is the goal of most private colleges, but achieving RTO status and registering accredited courses can be tricky. If your initial or renewal application is rejected by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) don’t delay; seek legal assistance from a specialised ASQA solicitor . ASQA solicitors are experts in legal and compliance issues that specifically apply to RTOs. ASQA law and regulation is a complex and detailed area of governmental administrative law and it can take years to become a proficient . Offering practical and up to date legal advice, ASQA Solicitors can solve your issues whilst increase your own understanding of RTO laws. They can help to lay a strong foundation for your new RTO or smooth out issues that have arisen during the running of your business. Everyone in the RTO industry plans to build an org