❓ This question seeks clarification on the registration requirements for training providers, specifically concerning the Vue DC Group's proposed film studio and training centre in Bunbury and training provided to overseas students.
AnsweredQoN 1792Legislative Council
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I refer to the Vue DC Group and their proposal to develop a film studio and training centre in Bunbury, and I ask: (a) is the Vue DC Group a registered training organisation; (b) if yes to (a), when did registration occur; (c) if no to (a), will the Vue DC Group be required to become a registered training provider before proceeding with the proposed training facility in Bunbury; (d) is Story Beach Studio JV a registered training provider; (e) is a business providing training in Western Australia required to be registered in the State or Commonwealth; and (f) if the business was located in Western Australia but providing training to overseas students only, would it still need to be registered in Western Australia?
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Answered
25 November 2014
Responded by
Leader of the House representing the Minister for Training and Workforce Development
Response time
35 days
(a) No.
(b) Not applicable.
(c) The Vue DC Group will be required to become a registered training provider (RTO) only if it intends to provide nationally recognised training.
(d) No.
(e) A business providing training in Western Australia is only required to be an RTO if the training provided is nationally recognised training. An RTO may be registered through the State if delivery is only in WA and they are domestic students. If they are delivering in multiple states and/or delivering to international students on student visas they are required to be registered with the Commonwealth.
(f) If a business located in Western Australia was providing nationally recognised training to international students on student visas, the RTO would need to be registered through the Commonwealth.
(b) Not applicable.
(c) The Vue DC Group will be required to become a registered training provider (RTO) only if it intends to provide nationally recognised training.
(d) No.
(e) A business providing training in Western Australia is only required to be an RTO if the training provided is nationally recognised training. An RTO may be registered through the State if delivery is only in WA and they are domestic students. If they are delivering in multiple states and/or delivering to international students on student visas they are required to be registered with the Commonwealth.
(f) If a business located in Western Australia was providing nationally recognised training to international students on student visas, the RTO would need to be registered through the Commonwealth.
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