RSG NT Online Course
Key Learning Outcomes
The key learning outcomes from the RSG NT course include:
- Understanding Gambling Addiction: Identify and support patrons who show signs of problem gambling and addiction.
- Local Regulatory Knowledge: Understand the laws and regulations governing gambling in the Northern Territory, including age restrictions and advertising guidelines.
- Harm Minimization Techniques: Apply strategies to minimise harm suited to the Northern Territory’s requirements, such as setting betting limits and promoting responsible gambling messages.
- Customer Interaction: Develop skills to effectively engage with patrons, manage difficult situations, and refer individuals to professional help services in the Northern Territory.
- Ethical Practices: Uphold high ethical standards to ensure the welfare of your patrons.
- Compliance and Reporting: Learn to adhere to the Northern Territory’s policies and procedures for responsible gambling and report any incidents or concerns
NT RSG for International students and Visa holders
Visa holders and international students (including subclass 500) can undertake this course through CTA Training Specialists. You will require a USI to receive your Statement of Attainment. You can apply for one here if you still need to get one.
Same Day RSG Certificates
CTA will issue your Statement of Attainment on the same day as when you submit your assessments if the following conditions are met:
- All assessments submitted before 4 pm AEST
- You pass your assessments
- Your USI number has been verified.
While we aim to send all certificates and Statement of Attainments on the same day, occasionally, there can be delays of up to 2 days, especially around public holidays. For more information, please contact our support team via live chat or at 0738788977. Need a USI number? You can get one here.
Your USI Number
We are unable to issue your SOA without your USI number. To ensure there are no delays, please submit your USI prior to submitting your final assessment. You can do this via the LMS, live chat, phone or by emailing us at [email protected].
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RSG Requirements in Northern Territory
In Western Australia, the following individuals are required to hold an RSG.
- Eligible licensee
- Gaming nominee
- Any person carrying out a gaming duty
Gaming duties include:
- Supervise employees who are responsible for the conduct of gaming
- Supervise the access to the internal parts of a gaming machine
- Supervise money clearances
- Issue keys for the security of gaming machines to employees
- Supervise entries in accounting records required to be kept and maintained under the Gaming Control Act 1993
- Arrange repairs to gaming equipment
- Perform or witness payouts (as the designated gaming employee)
- Prepare self-exclusion orders/exclusion direction
- Prepare a revocation notice for an exclusion direction
Upon completing the course, you will be issued a Statement of Attainment for the nationally recognised unit of competency SITHGAM022 – Provide responsible gambling services. This statement of attainment also acts as the official RSG certificate in the Northern Territory. Upon completion, we recommend you provide a copy of this certificate to your employer and keep a digital version (photo or pdf copy) on you when working in and around gaming areas.
In the Northern Territory, you are not required to refresh your RSG training. Your statement of attainment (certificate) is valid indefinitely.
You can use a valid statement of attainment for SITHGAM022 – Provide responsible gambling services from Queensland and Western Australia without a bridging course.
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FAQs
RSG stands for Responsible Service of Gambling and refers to the course that delivers the nationally recognised unit of competency SITHGAM2022 Provide Responsible Service of Gambling. This course is mandatory in most states and territories across Australia, including the Northern Territory.
Yes, you can complete your RSG course online in the Northern Territory. While the course is delivered entirely online, the assessment has some video and audio aspects to it. You will be required to upload audio and video recordings to show your competency in the subject matter.
The NT version of the RSG course takes approximately 6 hours to complete. It can be completed in a single setting, but we allow students up to 3 months to complete it.
Your RSG certificate (Statement of Attainment) does not expire. You are not required to renew your certificate or do a refresher in the Northern Territory.
While the RSG and RCG courses have the same unit of competency, they are not identical. The RSG course is valid in QLD, WA, and NT, while the RCG course is only valid in NSW. In NSW, Students must complete an additional assessment to get their RCG certificate and competency card.
RSA and RSG are not the same. RSA is for the unit of competency SITHFAB021 Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol, and RSG is for SITHGAM022 – Provide responsible gambling services.
If you work in a hotel, club, RSL or venue with gaming areas, we recommend completing both as they will allow you to work in a greater number of roles within your venue.
In addition to being valid in NT, it is also valid in QLD and WA.
For NSW, you need to complete the NSW RCG Course.
For Victoria, you must complete the local RSG course delivered by the Victorian Government.
Yes, you can use your NSW RCG Statement of Attainment in NT as long as it is for the unit of competency SITHGAM022 – Provide responsible gambling services.
To enrol multiple students in the same course please fill in the below form. We offer a discount for bulk bookings.
Discount Offers for Bulk Enquiries
| Purchase of 5-9 of the same course: | 5% discount |
| Purchase of 10-19 of the same course: | 10% discount |
| Purchase of 20+ of the same course: | 20% discount |
A USI number. If you don’t have one, you can get one here.
A unique email address that has not been used to complete the course previously
A suitable device with a strong internet connection to do the course.
Access to a recording device to record the practical aspects of the assessments.
