Use of the
Group Training Organisations logo
The Group Training (GT) logo is a certified trademark
and is the distinguishable mark of quality for promoting and certifying
Group Training Organisations (GTOs) who have met the National Standards for Group
Training Organisations.
Who can use
the GT logo?
The GT logo can be used only by GTOs who
have met the National Standards for Group Training Organisations and been officially registered by a State
or Territory training authority (STA).
GTOs eligible to use the GT logo will be listed on this national register
It is an offence against trademark regulations for an unrecognised or de-registered GTO to use the logo.
Continued use of the logo requires a successful audit to be conducted by STAs against the standards every three years. De-registration of a GTO requires immediate cessation of the use of the logo.
When can you use the GT logo?
A GTO may only display the GT logo once it has received official notification
from the STA of its recognition of meeting the requirements of the
National Standards for Group Training Organisations.
Use of the Logo
A GTO is able to use the GT logo on documentation (including letterheads and
brochures) and advertising material.
The GT logo should appear as a secondary logo on all material as the organisation's logo must be the primary source of advertisement.
Reproduction of the Logo
GTOs can obtain a copy of the GT logo from their registering State and
Territory training authority.
The complete GT logo is shown below and may be varied in size. However, the proportions of the image must remain accurate. Under no circumstances is the image to be produced in a mirror image or rotated.
Note
The GT logo remains
the property of the Australian National Training Authority and can only be
used in compliance with these certification rules and National
Standards.
