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SITHGAM022*

RCG

Provide responsible gambling services

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About the course

This training is mandatory for anyone working with gaming machines in NSW. It provides practical skills to promote responsible gambling, minimise harm, and comply with legal requirements.

To obtain a Responsible Conduct of Gambling (RCG) competency under the new RCG training framework, you need to:

  • complete an RCG course with an Approved Training Provider and

  • pass the L&GNSW RCG online assessment.

You must successfully complete the assessment before you can get your RCG Interim Certificate which is then used to apply for your RCG competency card.

Code

SITHGAM022*

Costs

$159

Location

CMNL Academy Training Room
Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club

Duration

1 Day Course (9am – 4pm)
6 hours Mandatory
No late entries to class
Certificate valid for 5 years

*Nationally recognised accredited training

RCG 

Costs

$159


Contact Us

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