​It is a condition of every special employee licence that the individual must undertake a Responsible Conduct of Gambling course approved by the Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming Commission within three months of being licensed.

The Responsible Conduct of Gambling course involves a thorough knowledge of the Tasmanian Gambling Exclusion Scheme. Information regarding the scheme and the online database is available here.

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Responsible Conduct of Gambling course

The Commission will only recognise courses that deliver the national competency SITHGAM001 - Provide responsible gambling services (or its earlier version SITHGAM201) conducted by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), as prerequisite training for special employee licences.

The Commission requires that all special employees be retrained in the new course once their existing RCG qualification (received by way of the current THA or Skills Institute course) is more than five years old.

In addition, to maintain the responsible conduct of gambling competency, every special employee is required to undertake a Responsible Conduct of Gambling course with a registered training organisation every five years.

Training Organisations delivering RCG

The following is a list of RTOs registered with the Commission to deliver courses in RCG. These RTOs receive regular updates on legislation and policy from the Commission.

This list is made available for convenient contact for industry and public to co-ordinate and book training:

List updated 17 April 2018