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Code of Practice & Conduct

Code of Practice & Conduct

Official RTO Reference

Code of Practice & Student Conduct

Operational integrity, training standards, safety obligations, and learner rights

Document Code: HBK-DTECH-001 (Sections 4 & 5)
Target Scope: All Students, Trainers & Assessors
Version: Version 1.0
Release Date: September 2026
Review Cycle: Annual (Next: September 2027)
Approver: Chief Executive Officer / Director

1. Welcome & Operational Integrity

D-Tech Instructor Training Pty Ltd (ACN: 700 951 962) delivers premier vocational driver educator instruction across New South Wales. Our administrative and theory facility is located at 19 Bromus Street, Marsden Park NSW 2765.

This Code of Practice sets out clear benchmarks for training delivery, assessor qualifications, pre-enrolment transparency, learner rights, and mutual responsibilities in compliance with the Standards for RTOs and Transport for NSW licensing criteria.

2. D-Tech RTO Code of Practice

As a professional vocational education provider, D-Tech Instructor Training commits to the following operational standards:

  • Educational Standards: Deliver structured, transparent, and compliant training aligned with national training package rules and TfNSW driving instructor benchmarks.
  • Trainer & Assessor Currency: Ensure dual-control cabin training and assessments are conducted by credentialed professionals who hold TAE competencies, valid instructor licences, and active industry currency.
  • Fee Protection & Fair Trading: Strictly observe prepaid fee safeguards by capping initial enrolment deposits at $1,500, with remaining tuition billed in structured milestone instalments under our transparent refund guidelines.
  • WHS & Vehicle Roadworthiness: Maintain dual-control training vehicles in strict compliance with TfNSW standards, annual engineering certifications, and Work Health and Safety (WHS) regulations.

3. TLI41225 Qualification Structure (12 Units)

The TLI41225 Certificate IV in Motor Vehicle Driver Training (Group A: Car) comprises 12 nationally accredited units of competency packaged in accordance with training.gov.au requirements:

TLI41225 Group A (Car)

12 Units of Competency (training.gov.au)

Unit CodeUnit TitlePackaging Status
TAEASS311Contribute to assessmentCore
TAEDEL311Provide work skill instructionCore
TLIF0025Follow work health and safety proceduresCore
TLIG2007Work in a socially diverse environmentCore
TLII0005Apply customer service skillsCore
BSBINS309Maintain business recordsGeneral Elective
TLIC0031Apply low risk car driving behavioursGroup A Specialist
TLIC1051Operate commercial vehicleGroup A Specialist
TLIL2060Complete induction to the transport industryGeneral Elective
TLIL4009Manage personal work priorities and professional developmentGeneral Elective
TLIM0008Conduct car driver trainingGroup A Specialist
TLIM0016Develop low risk car driving behaviours in othersGroup A Specialist

4. Mandatory Prerequisites (Transport for NSW)

  • TfNSW Eligibility Letter: Must hold a valid, unexpired Eligibility Letter issued by Transport for NSW prior to course commencement.
  • Licence & Age Criteria: Minimum age 21; valid Australian unrestricted (full) Class C driver licence held for at least 3 of the last 4 years.
  • Statutory Clearances: Commercial Fitness to Drive medical clearance, National Police Check, and valid Working With Children Check (WWCC).
  • USI & LLN Diagnostic: Verified Unique Student Identifier and satisfactory completion of our ACSF Level 3 LLND diagnostic assessment.

5. Student Code of Conduct

All candidates enrolled with D-Tech Instructor Training must adhere to the following standards of personal conduct and safety:

  • Zero Alcohol & Substance Tolerance (0.00% BAC): Strict 0.00% blood alcohol concentration and zero drug impairment apply during all in-car training, workshops, and assessment sessions.
  • Professional Road Etiquette: Exhibit exemplary defensive driving behaviours, adhere strictly to NSW Road Rules, and maintain courtesy toward other road users at all times.
  • Academic Authenticity: Submit authentic, original assessment work. Plagiarism, collusion, or falsification of training records will result in disciplinary action.
  • Respect & Professionalism: Maintain courtesy and mutual respect with assessors, peers, and administrative staff, free from discrimination or harassment.
  • Licence Status Notification: Promptly inform D-Tech in writing if there is any change, suspension, or demerit cancellation affecting your NSW driver licence.

Official Governance & Student Handbook Download:

Assessments are conducted under POL-DTECH-008 adhering to the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence. Trainees have access to our 3-stage Complaints & Appeals Procedure (POL-DTECH-001). Official Testamurs and Records of Results are issued within 30 calendar days of competency sign-off and fee settlement (POL-DTECH-005).

Download Complete Student Handbook (PDF) →