ASQA Standard 5.1
Accurate Marketing and Advertising
RTOs must provide truthful information about CPP41419 outcomes and career prospects.
Student Protection Guide
How can I tell if marketing claims about job outcomes are accurate?
Ask for evidence of graduate outcomes. Be wary of RTOs that guarantee jobs or make unrealistic claims.
Common Compliance Failures
Misleading job outcome claims, false advertising
What Students Should Check
- Ask your RTO to explain how they comply with Standard 5.1
- Request evidence of policies and procedures related to this standard
- Check ASQA's register for any compliance actions against the RTO
Standard 5.1 Quick Facts
Related ASQA Standards
Standard 2.3
Student Information and Guidance
RTOs must provide accurate information about CPP41419 outcomes, career prospects, and requirements....
Standard 5.2
Student Information and Fees
Clear disclosure of all CPP41419 costs, refund policies, and student rights before enrollment....
Standard 5.3
Student Engagement and Employer Satisfaction
RTOs must monitor CPP41419 student and employer satisfaction to drive improvements....
Protect Yourself from Non-Compliant RTOs
Standard 5.1 compliance is essential for quality CPP41419 training. Use our tools to verify RTO compliance before enrolling.
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