V4 Training Complaints

Unhappy with your celebrancy training ?

In response to concerns regarding poor training by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) , it is evident that some new celebrants, and those awaiting appointment, may be unaware that they may not have been adequately trained.

The national training package for marriage celebrants requires, among many other requirements, that students perform a marriage ceremony during their training.

This is an essential element, and it has become evident that many new celebrants have not conducted a marriage ceremony before being appointed.

If you feel that you have not been trained in accordance with the required standard, you should first contact your training provider to seek a satisfactory resolution.

If you are still not satisfied, then you should contact the registering body in the state in which the RTO is registered.

Below is a list of contact details:

Victoria	Victorian Registration & Qualifications Authority Complaints Unit This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it	0396513290
Queensland	Department of Education and Training Complaints Unit Locked Mail Bag 527 Brisbane QLD 4001	1800 369935
New South Wales	Vocational and Educational and Training Administration Board (VETAB) This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it	02 92445335
South Australia	Dept. of Further Education,Employment, Science and Technology	08 82263065
Western Australia	Training Accreditation Council This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it	08 94411910
ACT	www.det.act.gov.au	0262057934
Tasmania	Tasmanian Qualification Authority	03 62336354

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Unhappy with your celebrancy training ?

The national training package for marriage celebrants requires, among many other requirements, that students perform a marriage ceremony during their training.