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Please follow the steps below to complete your registration


Step 1 : USI Number.
You will need a USI number. A USI - Unique Student Identifier is a reference number that creates an online record of your training and qualifications attained in Australia.

If you don't have one or don't know your number, please go to this website https://www.usi.gov.au/ and follow the instructions to create or find it. (In step 2- below, make sure to add your town of birth, this helps us verify it). For international work visa holders, you must add your Australian address on the form (the current address i.e. hostel address is fine). Call us if you need help

Step 2: Fill out registration.
Click on this link  and fill out the form.
https://web.powerprorto.com.au/vidatek/wp/enrol/form/4408/qtlt

You must add your Australian address on the form (the current address i.e. hostel address is fine)

Step 3: Bring in Photo ID
You will need at least one of the following (category A documents) :

  • Australian Drivers Licence (International licences not accepted)
  • QLD Proof of Age Card (18+ card)
  • Driver Authority Card
  • For International Visitors:
    • Passport

Please arrive 15 minutes early to complete enrolment. (Photocopy ID's)
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For more information OR to book a course call 07 4242 1135

 
Address: 8 Spoto Street, Cairns QLD
 
 
QTLT Student's Handbook
Terms, Conditions, Refunds
 
Cairns Truck School has a third-party Non-RTO arrangement with Queensland Transport and Logistics Training (QTLT) national provider number: 40931. 
We recruit prospective students, provide enrolment forms, and conduct training and assessment on behalf of QTLT RTO 40931.

Please contact Cairns Truck School, or QTLT RTO, for further course information before paying, or making a booking.   Please refer to the “QTLT Student Handbook” for terms and conditions of the payment, and information regarding refunds.

We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea, and community.  We pay our respects to Elders of all First Nations people, their cultures, past, present, and emerging.