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In most cases Yes, however Reregistration is conditional. It will depend on how long it was since last registration and specific training records. Contact AWEX to review your status and apply if applicable. Retraining Courses are required in some cases.
Bales classed to the Code of Practice by a registered Wool Classer must carry the current Wool Classer ID (stamp and Stencil). Replacement sets may be ordered at a cost to the Wool Classer. Contact AWEX for the details of the replacement. Send a photo of the damaged/ broken stencils or stamp to AWEX with your enquiry. Duplicate sets are not allowed. A handwritten Wool Classer ID is not accepted.
To apply for registration as a Wool Classer you will need to complete a qualification by a registered training organisation (RTO). There are RTOs who deliver Wool Classing in most states, the contact details are listed here https://operations.awex.com.au/wool-classer/education/woolclassing-courses-and-contacts/.
To register as an Australian Wool Classer, you need to complete the current Cert IV Wool Classing qualification, or for Owner Classer registration complete Cert III Wool Clip Preparation.
To register as an Australian Wool Classer, you need to complete the current Cert IV Wool Classing qualification, or for Owner Classer registration complete Cert III Wool Clip Preparation.
Master Classer courses are run by AWEX and are limited to around 15 participants each year. Nominations are welcome and subject to numbers and conditions. See Rules for Registration for more details. The course is run in a major wool selling centre and includes industry visits. Successful participants need complete and pass a written exam.