I don't have a WWCC

All of our staff are required to have a valid Working With Children Check (WWCC) for paid employment prior to working at camps, unless exempt due to age. Each state has a different application process:

NSW

Head to the NSW Working with Children Check website to fill out the online WWC application form. Be sure to apply for the Employee category, since you are getting paid for working with Code Camp.

Once done, you'll need to submit the forms at Service NSW and have your ID documents checked there as well.

Under 18s do NOT need the WWCC.

VIC

Details on registering for an employee Working with Children Check can be found here. Once you have applied, please send through a photo of your receipt and your application number.

Under 18s do NOT need the WWCC.

QLD

In QLD the WWCC is called a Blue Card.

Details on registering for a paid work Blue Card can be found here. Once you have applied, please send through your application details.

Under 18s  do NOT need the WWCC (Blue Card).

SA

You can apply for your employee Working with Children Check screening online. Details and the application form are available here.

WWCC IS required for ages 14 and up.

WA

For any new WA WWCCs we will have to send you a signed application form. Please email us to let us know you do not have a WWCC and notify us of your address so we can get a form sent to you.

WWCC  IS required for all ages.

ACT

WWVP cards can be applied for online here. Once you have applied and paid for the check at an Access Canberra location, you can upload a photo of your receipt to your staff portal and then replace this with the card once it arrives. 

WWVP IS required for ages 16 and up.