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Diploma of Conservation and Land Management (AHC51110)

(International Students)

The Diploma of Conservation and Land Management at Sunshine Coast TAFE will provide you grounding in an ecosystems approach to natural resource management.

Throughout this course you'll gain sound theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the development and facilitation of conservation and land management projects, including planning, assessment and management. You'll explore current environmental issues and acquire a sound basis and understanding of current environmental legislation.

The Conservation and Land Management Training Package provides national career pathways and opportunities for workers at all levels of employment in diverse yet related industry sectors associated with national resource management.

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Program

Information :	Course commences Monday 16th July, 2012. July 2012 intake is only for students who have completed the Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management. This course runs for 6 months. February 2013 intake is for new students. Entry into this program is through QTAC application. This course runs for 2 years. Students MUST wear enclosed footwear for the duration of the course and bring a broad rim hat.
Career Prospects :
Academic Entry Requirements :	You must have successfully completed year 12 (or equivalent) or have relevant experience and/or qualifications that indicates likely success in completing the course. Directly entry to this program is possible with a Certificate IV qualification and/or equivalent industry experience. Entry is via an interview with the teacher. To make an interview please call 5457 1000.
English Language Requirements :	If your first language is not English, you must satisfy one of the following English language proficiency requirements: International English Language Testing System (IELTS), academic module - score of 5.5 with no individual score less than 5.0. NOTE: All applicants from AL3 and AL4 countries must sit an IELTS test Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) - minimum score of 530 for the paper based test; 197 for the computer based; 71 for the internet based test International Second Language Proficiency Rating (ISLPR) - minimum individual score of three Australian Year 12 English (or equivalent) - Sound Achievement rating Cambridge First Certificate of English - A or B grades Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English Successful completion of an acceptable formal course where the medium of instruction was English. This does not include English Language Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) Swedish applicants - V, VG or MVG in English A and English B on your School Leaving Certificate
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. Student will not be permitted into classes unless they comply with the minimum dress standard. All jewellery & watches should be removed during practical work. Students will be required to wear steel capped boots with non-slip soles for the working environment. Students should wear clothing manufactured from a fire resistant material such as 100% cotton drill as you may come in to contact with fire, heat and molten metal. Sunscreen will be provided for exposed skin in outdoor activities.
CRICOS Code :	057513D

Delivery Packages

Tuition Fees :	$5000	Course Code :	AHC51110
Additional Costs :	$	Course Capacity :	20 places
Commences :	February and July	Location :	Nambour Campus 91 Windsor Road, Nambour [Google Map]
Duration :	6 Months

Enrolment Information

How to Enrol :

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Units

As this course includes lower level qualifications for new students, please see Course Units for:
Certificate II Conservation Land Management
Certificate III Conservation Land Management
Certificate IV Conservation Land Management

Diploma Course Units (6 months on Campus Program)

AHCILM501A	Conduct field research into natural and cultural resources
AHCLPW501A	Develop a management plan for a designated area
AHCNAR502A	Conduct biological surveys
AHCSAW502A	Plan erosion and sediment control measures
AHCFAU501A	Manage fauna populations
AHCWRK503A	Prepare reports
AHCWRK509A	Provide specialist advice to clients

Additional Information

Further Study :

Check with your university for advanced standing for further Degree courses in Science and related topics.

Information Current :

4/05/2012
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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