The team's members understand how the National Relay Service works, the different call options and equipment that people use. They know what it is like to start using a TTY and can provide advice about making the calls go smoothly.
The education and information team
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can run information sessions for interested groups and organisations
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can provide factsheets and DVDs that will help you - whether you are new to the NRS or a regular user
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can provide information for you, for people you know, or for someone you want to contact through the NRS
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can come to you.
You can contact the Education and Information team through the Helpdesk.
Training
Education and information staff are available in six locations across the country to help you use the NRS. All training is free.
Tips for making calls
Naturally you want to have a trouble-free telephone conversation when making a relay call.
Caller profiles make it easier
Having a caller profile means that, when you make NRS calls, the relay officer knows what type of call you wish to use and can help your call go more smoothly.
Costs
The National Relay Service relays your calls at no extra cost to you. All you pay is about the cost of a local call to connect to the NRS. Actual costs may vary slightly with different phone companies.
Overseas & reverse charge calls
You can make overseas calls from Australia or reverse charges calls.
You will need an account if you want to make overseas, reverse charges or premium rate (1900) calls through the NRS.
Questions and answers to help you make a call by internet relay.
