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Renew your sweep accreditation
Renew your sweep accreditation
Complete your learning, gather your documents and send one complete renewal email to your State Sweep Coordinator.
Renew before your accreditation expires
Your accreditation is valid for 3 years or until your First Aid certificate expires — whichever comes first.
Three steps to renew
1
Prepare
Complete the required eLearning and gather the documents listed below.
2
Send one email
Email the completed request form and all supporting documents to your State Sweep Coordinator.
3
Review and update
Your coordinator checks the requirements, then forwards your documents to AusDBF to update your accreditation in revSPORT.
Your document checklist
Have your club president complete the request form. Include the form and all four supporting items in your renewal email.
Download the re-accreditation form ↓
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Completed re-accreditation request form
Completed by your club president.
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Moodle course completion screenshot
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Sports Integrity Australia course certificates
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Current First Aid certificate, including CPR
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Screenshot of your current Working With Children Check
For sweeps under 18, see the age-specific requirements on the Sweep Information page .
Before you send
- Send the request form and supporting documents in one email.
- PDF documents are preferred. Images are accepted only when all information is clearly visible in a single image.
- Your application cannot be processed until your State Sweep Coordinator has received all required documents.
Find your State Sweep Coordinator →
Returning after a break?
If you have been inactive for more than 2 years, the following requirements apply.
| Previous level | What happens next |
|---|---|
| Level 1 Trainee Sweep |
Recommence the Level 1 accreditation process. |
| Level 2 Provisional Sweep |
Return to Level 1. You may immediately apply for an on-water assessment for re-accreditation. |
| Level 3 Accredited Sweep |
Return to Level 1. You may immediately apply for an on-water assessment. If assessed as competent, you will be re-accredited as a Level 3 Accredited Sweep. |
| Level 4 Mentor Sweep |
Return to Level 1. You may immediately apply for an on-water assessment. If assessed as competent, you will be re-accredited as a Level 3 Accredited Sweep. To regain Mentor status, complete the current Level 4 accreditation process. |
Level 5 Ambassador Sweeps
Level 5 Ambassador Sweeps who are no longer actively sweeping may retain their accreditation. Contact your State Sweep Coordinator before returning to active sweeping to discuss reactivation requirements.
Active Level 5 Ambassador Sweeps may provide evidence of Level 5 activity instead of annual sweep hours.
Moving to Australia from overseas
Sweeps who move to Australia and join an Australian club will be assessed as an inactive Level 3 Sweep, provided they supply evidence of previous sweeping experience from their former club or national association.
Renewal reminders
revSPORT sends automatic reminder emails 60, 30, 14 and 7 days before your accreditation expires.
Sweep Information: courses, coordinator contacts and accreditation pathways →