Working with Children Check
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Learn moreWhat kinds of jobs require a Working with Children Check?
A Working with Children Check is a prerequisite for any individual that will be engaging in either paid or voluntary child-related work. Industries that typically require a Working with Children Check include:
- Community Services and Development
- Education and Training
- Healthcare and Medical
- Sports and Recreation
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What you’ll need to verify successfully
You will need ONE document from the list below:
ACT
- Working with Vulnerable People Card
NSW
- Working with Children Check confirmation letter or email
NT
- Working with Children Card (Ochre Card)
QLD
- Blue Card
- Exemption Card
SA
- Working with Children Check confirmation letter or email
TAS
- Working with Vulnerable People Card
VIC
- Working with Children Card
- Victorian Institute of Teaching Card
WA
- Working with Children Card
What employers will see when sharing with SEEK
- Name as displayed on your document
- Working with Children Check type and expiry
- Date verified with SEEK Pass
- State/territory authority
To protect your privacy, we carefully manage the sharing of sensitive information. We will always explain what will be shared and ask for your consent before sharing any information.