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Before you can apply to become a JP (Qualified) you need to complete the pre-appointment training course in Community Justice Services (Justice of the Peace [Qualified]). This course includes 2 units:

  • NAT11282001 Perform non-bench judicial and minor bench duties
  • NAT11281001 Witness or certify documents

The course code is 11282NAT. It will provide you with the knowledge, skills and competencies required to perform your JP duties.

The training organisation will give you all the materials you need to complete the course.

You must apply to become a JP (Qual) within 2 years of successfully completing your assessment.

Your Career, Australia’s training directory, has a list of accredited training organisations that run this course in Queensland.

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