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Teacher Registration (TAS – TRB)

RegisterTeachers Registration Board Tasmania
Typical turnaroundUnder 10 seconds
Re-checkedDaily
Date of birthNot required

CodesAPI credentialType TEACHER_TASSpreadsheet import teacher with State TASAll credential codes

Teachers in Tasmania must be registered with the Teachers Registration Board Tasmania. Oho confirms a registration with the TAS TRB against the official register.

Who needs it​

Anyone teaching in a Tasmanian school or setting that requires registration with the TAS TRB. A person may hold teacher registrations in more than one state at the same time, and Oho tracks each state's registration separately — so a teacher moving interstate needs the new state's registration recorded, not the old one edited.

What Oho needs​

The TRB number, plus the teacher's first name and surname. A middle name and date of birth are optional and can help disambiguate a common name.

What a valid TRB number looks like

1234567 — digits only. Spaces are ignored.

Before you start​

Nothing. The TAS TRB register is public, so there's no login or API key to provide, and there's no employer linkage recorded against a teacher registration.

How Oho verifies it​

Oho queries the TAS TRB register and returns a result in under 10 seconds. Once verified, Oho re-checks it on the schedule you set in the Verification Sources tab.

Reading the result​

Every check resolves to one of these outcomes:

Status (as shown in the app)ColourWhat it meansAPI value (eligibility)
May engageGreenValid and current — the person is cleared for the work.MAY_ENGAGE
May not engageRedNot valid — expired, suspended, not found, or a match on a ban register.MAY_NOT_ENGAGE
Under reviewYellowNo decision yet — someone has to read the result and record one. Not a softer kind of pass: the worker counts as non-compliant until they do.REVIEW_REQUIRED
In progressBlueStill being checked.IN_PROGRESS
Couldn't verifyGreyThe source couldn't be reached; Oho will try again.ERROR

Validity and expiry are tracked separately from that verdict, and the badge always shows the most serious state on record — so these appear instead of one of the five above:

Status (as shown in the app)ColourWhat it meansAPI value (statusDetail)
Expiring soonYellowStill valid, but inside your expiry lead time — 30 days by default. Time to get the renewal moving.EXPIRING_SOON
ExpiredRedThe expiry date has passed, so the worker is no longer covered.EXPIRED
Conditions to reviewYellowThe register attached a condition or a notation that someone has to read and decide on.CONDITIONS_TO_REVIEW
Pending decisionBlueThe issuing authority has yet to decide on an application.PENDING_DECISION

A problem the register reports outright — the clearance revoked, no matching record, a newer card superseding this one — shows under its own name in red or grey, alongside the same statusDetail value. Every one of them is listed in what a check result means.

When it doesn't verify​

What you seeWhat it meansWhat to do
May not engage — no matching recordThe number or the teacher's name doesn't match the registerCheck the number is digits only, then check the name as the register holds it
May not engage after a name changeThe register may still hold the previous surnameUpdate the worker's name to match the register and re-run
May not engage — not currentRegistration lapsed, cancelled or suspendedNot a data problem. The teacher needs to resolve it with the TAS TRB
Under reviewThe register returned a condition, or details that don't line up cleanlyOpen the check and read it before relying on the registration
A teacher registered interstate reads redThe wrong state's register is being checkedRecord the registration against the state that issued it
Couldn't verifyThe register was unreachableNothing. Oho retries on the next run

Renewals & monitoring​

Renewals flow through automatically — the registration number doesn't change on renewal, so nothing needs re-entering.

The register returns the registration's expiry date with each check, and Oho flags one falling due within 90 days — a wider warning than the usual 30, because a teacher registration renewal is not a same-week job.

Between renewals, the scheduled re-check is what catches a registration that lapses, is suspended or is cancelled mid-term — the register's own status changes, and Oho picks it up.

Because there's no employer linkage, nothing pushes a change to you: monitoring here is Oho's scheduled re-checks alone. The register is public and fast, so a daily cadence is comfortable.