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If you've lived it or learned it, you may have already earned it! Through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) your previous experience, study and skills are considered and may count towards a formal qualification. GET RECOGNISED at Sunshine Coast TAFE today. Click here for more information. |
If you've completed the Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management, a Certificate IV is the only natural progression. The Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management from Sunshine Coast will advance your skills and land you a job in the environmental industry.
The program uses an ecosystems approach to natural resource management and provides sound theoretical and practical knowledge. Throughout the program you'll learn how to: design/manage restoration programs; conduct biological surveys; manage fauna/parks and reserves; and control erosion and sediment. The knowledge you attain can be applied to the development and facilitation of natural resource management projects for community groups such as land care, local councils and Greening Australia
The Conservation and Land Management Training Package provides national career pathways and opportunities for all levels of employment in diverse yet related industry sectors associated with national resource management.
All form fields are required.
| Information : | Course commences Monday 16th July, 2012. |
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| Academic Entry Requirements : | Anyone wishing to enter this program without the previous qualification (Certificate III) will need to make an appointment with a teacher to discuss their past and present experience and to ensure they will be eligible for the full qualification at the end of this program. |
| English Language Requirements : | If your first language is not English, you must satisfy one of the following English language proficiency requirements:
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| Additional Requirements : | Students will be required to supply their own safety clothing including steel capped boots, gloves, a broad brimmed hat & a collared shirt, secateurs and stationery. Students will also be required to purchase a Safety/Tool kit approx 460.00. These items are not included in the tuition fees. |
| CRICOS Code : | 058681B |
| Tuition Fees : | $5000 |
Course Code : | AHC40910 |
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| Additional Costs : | $ | Course Capacity : | 20 places |
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| Commences : |
February and July |
Location : |
Nambour Campus |
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| Duration : | 6 Months | ||||
| How to Enrol : |
Register your interest |
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AHCOHS401A |
Maintain Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) processes |
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AHCBUS402A |
Cost a project |
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AHCCCF402A |
Report on project |
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AHCLPW403A |
Inspect and monitor cultural places |
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AHCLPW405A |
Monitor biodiversity |
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AHCNAR402A |
Plan the implementation of revegetation works |
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AHCPMG401A |
Define the pest problem in a local area |
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AHCPMG402A |
Develop a pest management action plan within a local area |
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AHCPCM401A |
Recommend plants and cultural practices |
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AHCSOL401A |
Sample soils and interpret results |
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AHCWRK402A |
Provide information on issues and policies |
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AHCPCM502A |
Collect and classify plants |
| Further Study : | Sunshine Coast TAFE offers a Diploma in Conservation and Land Management. |
| Information Current : | 16/05/2012 Selection of Core and Electives Competencies are offered at Institute's Discretion. This course may include some competencies in excess of qualification requirements, programs are designed to meet industry needs. All program information and approximate course costs are to be used as a guide only and are subject to change at any time without prior notification. To be eligible to access Government funded training you must have a Queensland residential address. Advertised fee structures apply to QLD residents only. If a resident resides outside of QLD Commercial/Fee for Service Fees will apply. Please check at time of enrolment for current details. |
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