RSA certification is required for most hospitality jobs. Here's how to get certified in every Australian state and territory.
Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) certification is mandatory for anyone serving or selling alcohol in Australia. If you want to work in hospitality, you need it.
New South Wales Complete the unit SITHFAB021 through an approved RTO. Online courses are accepted. Cost: $30-$80.
Victoria Certification through a Victorian Liquor Commission approved provider. Online and face-to-face options available. Cost: $40-$100. The Victorian RSA doesn't expire.
Queensland Responsible Service of Alcohol statement of attainment through a Liquor Licensing approved provider. Cost: $30-$70.
Western Australia Training must include a face-to-face component. Cost: $50-$100.
South Australia Course approved by Consumer and Business Services. Online options available. Cost: $30-$80.
ACT and Tasmania Through approved providers. Cost: $40-$90.
Northern Territory Specific local liquor law requirements covered in the course. Cost: $50-$100.
Interstate recognition RSA certifications are generally recognised interstate, but some states may require additional local law training.
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