Terms & Conditions

Application and Enrolment
Submission of an online application or course order does not guarantee a place in a BARS Training Australia course. Applications are subject to review and acceptance by BARS Training Australia and may include pre-enrolment assessment, eligibility, suitability and other course-specific requirements.
Before enrolment, applicants are provided with relevant course information and access to the BARS Training Australia Student Handbook and applicable policies and procedures. By enrolling, students agree to comply with the reasonable requirements, policies and procedures of BARS Training Australia.

Student Responsibilities
Students undertaking training with BARS Training Australia are expected to:

• participate in training and assessment in a responsible and respectful manner;
• read and engage with the learning materials and resources provided as part of their course;
• complete required learning and preparation activities before undertaking relevant assessment activities;
• actively participate in training and assessment and seek assistance where additional support is required;
• submit assessment work that is their own and appropriately acknowledge information or material obtained from other sources;
• not engage in plagiarism, cheating, collusion or other conduct that compromises the integrity of assessment;
• only receive assistance with assessment where that assistance is permitted by BARS Training Australia, including approved learner support and reasonable adjustment;
• comply with reasonable directions provided by BARS Training Australia trainers, assessors and staff; and
• provide accurate and complete information relevant to their application, enrolment, training and assessment.

Information Provided by Students
Students must ensure that information provided to BARS Training Australia, whether through the website, application and enrolment process or directly to BARS Training Australia staff, is accurate and complete to the best of their knowledge.
Providing false, misleading or fraudulent information may affect a student’s application, enrolment, eligibility for government-funded training or the issue of certification and may result in further action being taken by BARS Training Australia where appropriate.

Training and Assessment
Students must successfully demonstrate the skills and knowledge required by the applicable training product before being assessed as competent.
Where a student has not yet demonstrated competency, BARS Training Australia will provide appropriate feedback and, where reasonable, opportunities for further learning, support and reassessment in accordance with the applicable training and assessment arrangements.
Students who require additional assistance are encouraged to discuss their needs with BARS Training Australia. Learner support and reasonable adjustment may be provided where appropriate, provided the integrity of the training product and assessment requirements is maintained.

Certification
Students who successfully complete all requirements of a nationally recognised qualification delivered by BARS Training Australia will be issued the applicable qualification certification documentation in accordance with national VET requirements. Where a student successfully completes one or more units of competency but does not complete a full qualification, or undertakes individual nationally recognised units, a Statement of Attainment will be issued for the units successfully completed, where applicable. Certification will only be issued where the student has satisfied the applicable training and assessment requirements and any other requirements governing the issue of certification.

Additional Training and Reassessment
Where additional training or reassessment is required, BARS Training Australia will advise the student of the available options and any applicable conditions or fees before the additional service is provided.  Any additional fees will be applied in accordance with the published course information, BARS Training Australia policies, applicable funding requirements and the student’s rights under Australian Consumer Law.