To become a pest controller in Australia, you must meet certain requirements and obtain the necessary qualifications and licenses. The specific requirements may vary depending on the state or territory you plan to work in, but the following are general guidelines: Meet the minimum age requirement: 18 years old to become a pest controller. Complete a pest control course: You must complete a pest control course approved by the relevant state or territory authority. The course covers pest identification, pesticide use, and safety procedures. Obtain a pest management technician license: Once you complete the course, you must apply for a license from the relevant state or territory authority. You may need to pass a test to demonstrate your knowledge and skills. Complete additional training: Some states or territories may require additional training or qualifications for specific types of pest control, such as termite management. Obtain insurance and equipment: You need to obtain public liability insurance and purchase the necessary equipment, such as sprayers, protective gear, and bait stations. Keep up-to-date with regulations: As a pest controller, you must stay up-to-date with the latest regulations and best practices in pest control.