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Step 3—Course submission

When you have completed your research, stakeholder consultation and your course document — you are ready to apply for accreditation.

Submitting your application means you are declaring your course meets the:

  • Standards for VET Accredited Courses 2021
  • Australian Qualification Framework.

How to submit your application

You need to provide: 

  • a completed application for course accreditation
  • a completed course document (in Word format)
  • supporting documents, as identified in your application form.

Submit your application to courses@asqa.gov.au.

An assessment fee applies.

If you are applying to accredit more than one course, you need to submit a separate application and pay a fee for each one.

Fees

Assessment fee: Payment is required when you submit your application.

Learn more about fees and charges

Contact us

If you have any questions about submitting your application, please call 1300 701 801.

Go to Step 4—Application assessment

Related links

  • User’s Guide to the Standards
  • Course owner responsibilities
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