Why you need us for your RTO rectification

What happens if non-compliance are found at an audit?

If ASQA identifies non-compliance, you will begiven 20 working days to provide evidence that you
have rectified that non-compliance.

ASQA will then consider this evidence. If you remain non-compliant with required standards, ASQA
will make a decision about what actions to take next. In making this decision, ASQA will
consider your history of compliance and the risks associated with the non-compliance.

Actions might include:

• applying a sanction or condition to your registration, and / or
• rejecting your application

The National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011 provides a range of increasing
severity-escalating from enforceable undertakings and additional conditions on registration
through to suspending or cancellingthe registration of an RTO.

Source:
https://www.asqa.gov.au/faqs/what-happens-if-non-compliances-are-found-audit

ASQA sets clear expectations for Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) and course owners to
take responsibility for the quality of their qualifications and services through legislation,
standards and other requirements. It expects that all RTOs will meet the legislative
requirements, the standards nd other guidelines. Accordingly, RTO’s should make sure that their
quality processes do not inadvertently fail to meet the standards. In most cases, it is the
interpretation of the Standards that cause confusion resulting in non-compliance. If an audit is
held and ASQA identifies instances of non-compliance, and these are not rectified within a
stated period of 20 days, the RTO may attract a sanction or penalty.

What we will provide/do for you

If you have been caught out at audit and need professional advice or assistance to address your
rectifications, get in touch with us and we will swing our professional rectification
consultants in to action immediately! We will ensure your organisation addresses all
requirements within the rectification timeframe.