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RTO consultants who publish their prices.

Fixed scope. Published price. Every consultant’s credentials on the page. No “book a free consultation and we’ll see” — the fee is on this site before you ever tell us your name.

Every fee is a number, never “POA”Every scope lists what you do not getEvery consultant named, credentialed and linked
Fixed-scope, published-price consulting — every job specified like a drawing before you ever pay.
The ASQA due diligence strip

ASQA tells you to do due diligence on your consultant. Here are our answers.

The regulator publishes a guide to working with consultants and expects providers to test anyone they hire against it — including us. Below: ASQA’s own prompts, answered in public.

“Is the consultant regulated?”ASQA prompt 1 · regulation

No consultant is. That is exactly why every consultant on our bench has their auditing credential and the certifying body that issued it published on this site — so you can verify us before you pay us.

See every consultant’s credentials →
“What experience do they have?”ASQA prompt 2 · experience

Named people, not a logo. Our bench spans 25 to 35+ years each across VET and higher education, quality auditing, LLND practice and enterprise systems — and each consultant’s full profile, experience record and credential ledger is one click away on their own site.

Meet the bench, by name →
“Will the resources reflect my context?”ASQA prompt 3 · context

Our method: no contextualised resource leaves this team until we have discussed your student cohort, delivery modes and industry consultation with you. And we put the refusals in writing: we will not write a training and assessment strategy for a cohort we have not discussed, and we will not supply a template as your evidence of context.

Read what we will not do →
“Who remains responsible?”ASQA prompt 4 · responsibility

You do — and we will never claim otherwise. We build systems and evidence you operate; we do not “make you compliant”, and we will not represent you to ASQA as if we were you.

Our outcomes disclaimer →
“What if the work fails?”ASQA prompt 5 · recourse

Our written rectification commitment: if a deliverable inside a fixed scope is found deficient against the Outcome Standards clauses it was scoped to address, we rework it at our own cost within ten working days of you telling us. It is in our Client Engagement Terms, not in a salesperson’s promise.

Read the commitment in our terms →

Read ASQA’s Guide to Working with Consultants at asqa.gov.au →
We link to the regulator’s guide rather than hosting a copy, so you always read the current version.

Pricing preview

Real packages, real numbers.

Indicative of the full list — every package on the pricing page carries a fixed fee and a mandatory “what you do not get” column.

Scope change

$1,900 first qualification, +$650 each additional

  • Application mapped to the Outcome Standards
  • Training and assessment strategy contextualised after a cohort discussion
  • Pre-use review of assessment tools
Rectification response

$3,800 up to three training products

  • Clause-by-clause analysis of the notice
  • Evidence matrix against the Outcome Standards
  • Rectification plan plus one review round
Self-assurance system build

$6,900 fixed fee, 20 working days

  • Current-state review across the four Quality Areas
  • Policies, registers and monitoring calendar
  • Handover briefing — you operate it
Ongoing support block

$1,100 per month, 4 hours, defined deliverables

  • Monthly compliance health check
  • Register maintenance and document reviews
  • Not a retainer: cancel on 30 days’ notice

See every price

The bench

Every consultant’s credentials, on the page.

Credential titles and certifying bodies are published so you can verify them — no certificate numbers, no personal contact details, and each name links to that person’s own site.

Sukh SandhuExecutive Director
  • ISO lead-auditor certification across seven standards
  • Master of Laws (LLM), International Business Law — Golden Gate University

Works on: Governance, complex compliance strategy and engagement quality across the bench.

Full profileCredential ledger
Michelle NewmanGroup Managing Director
  • Diploma of Quality Auditing — BSB51615
  • ISO 31000:2018 Risk Management — Lead Auditor

Works on: Quality systems, risk management and self-assurance builds. 30+ years in the sector.

Full profileCredential ledger
Nadia SpainSenior Principal Consultant
  • Graduate Certificate in Educational Leadership & Management — RMIT University
  • Graduate Diploma of Education — Edith Cowan University

Works on: Compliance and quality assurance across VET and higher education. 25+ years in Australian education.

Full profileCredential ledger
Anna HaranasLLND Expert & QA Consultant
  • ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems — Lead Auditor (Edullence)
  • ISO 31000:2018 Risk Management — Lead Auditor (Edullence)

Works on: Quality assurance, contextualised resources and LLND practice. 35+ years across industries.

Full profileCredential ledger
Rishabh AroraSenior Compliance Officer & Team Leader
  • Audit Team Leadership — Exemplar Global
  • Quality Management — Exemplar Global

Works on: Evidence trails, internal reviews against the Outcome Standards and rectification packages.

Full profileCredential ledger
Aman PlahaSenior Manager, Information Systems
  • Project Management Professional (PMP) — PMI
  • Microsoft Certified: Azure Solutions Architect Expert — Microsoft

Works on: The data, registers and reporting systems behind self-assurance builds. 35+ years in enterprise IT.

Full profileCredential ledger

The bench in full →

Honesty as a feature

What we cannot do.

We cannot guarantee a registration decision or a performance assessment outcome — ASQA decides. We cannot make you compliant: we build systems, you operate them. We will not write a training and assessment strategy for a cohort we have not discussed, and we will not supply a template as your evidence of context.

The full list, in plain words →

Case evidence

Fixed scope, fixed fee, constraint included.

Every case we publish names its constraint — the thing we could not control or would not do.

The notice with 21 days on the clock

Problem
A 12-qualification metropolitan RTO received a non-compliance notice citing assessment tools under the Training and Assessment Quality Area, with 21 days to respond.
Fixed scope
Rectification response package: clause analysis, evidence matrix, rectification plan, one review round.
Fee
$3,800 published, $3,800 invoiced.
Outcome
Rectification evidence accepted; registration continued without conditions.
Constraint
We drafted the plan and the matrix; the RTO’s own trainers rewrote the tools. We do not manufacture evidence, and acceptance was ASQA’s decision, not ours.

Three qualifications onto scope, one invoice

Problem
A community services provider needed three related qualifications added to scope before a funding round, with contextualised resources for a work-placement cohort.
Fixed scope
Scope change band: first qualification plus two additional, each with a cohort-discussed training and assessment strategy and pre-use review of assessment tools.
Fee
$1,900 + (2 × $650) = $3,200.
Outcome
All three training products approved onto scope at first decision.
Constraint
Processing time was ASQA’s, not ours — the decision landed in week seven, and no consultant can compress or guarantee that timeline.

A self-assurance system the owner actually runs

Problem
An owner-operator RTO had passed its last performance assessment but had no systematic self-assurance: no registers, no monitoring calendar, findings living in one person’s inbox.
Fixed scope
Self-assurance system build: current-state review across the four Quality Areas, policy and register set, monitoring calendar, management reporting templates, handover briefing.
Fee
$6,900, delivered in 19 working days against a 20-day commitment.
Outcome
The system has been operated by the provider’s own team since handover; our 30-day question window closed with four questions asked.
Constraint
We built the system and left. We cannot make a provider compliant — compliance is in the operating, and the operating is theirs.

All case evidence →

Family disclosure. RTO Training Consultants is a brand of RTO Training Resources Pty Ltd (ABN 17 631 073 213), part of the CAQA Groups family. Our consultants are the same team that delivers CAQA’s advisory work. The difference is the service model: our scopes and prices are fixed and published. CAQA’s engagements are bespoke and quoted.