You must have a valid pest control licence to undertake pest management technician work.
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In all Australian states and territories (WA excepted), the first step to obtaining your pest control licence is to successfully complete the three units of competence from the CPP30119 Certificate III in Urban Pest Management:
In all Australian states and territories, to be eligible you must:
If you successfully complete the three units of competence and meet all other eligibility requirements, you can complete an application form for your fully qualified pest control licence with your preferred state or territory.
Different states and territories of Australia have different legislation and licencing authorities to obtain your pest control licence.
So, what are the differences? Find out about state and territory regulations below.
There a number of benefits to having your fully qualified pest control licence:
Work Ready Training is a fully accredited online course covering all the pest training you need to apply for your state pest control licence (WA excepted).
Work Ready Training also offers FREE real time tutorials. These monthly online tutorials are a great opportunity to expand your knowledge on critical stages of pest management work, ask questions and receive expert feedback.
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Different states and territories have different costs for the pest management technician licence.
The cost will also depend on the duration and expiry.
Costs range from as little as $60 up to approximately $1000.
For specific information, please contact your local licencing authority.
See the quick links above.
Different states and territories have different durations and expiries for the pest management technician licence.
The validity ranges from 12 months up to 5 years.
For specific information, please contact your local licencing authority.
See the quick links below.
The information provided on this page is with regard to individual pest management technician licences only, unless otherwise specified.
All prices and processing times are a guide only and are true at time of writing.
For specific information, please contact your local licencing authority.