Certificate III in Conservation & Land Management - AHC31410

Who is this course for?

Our Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management is your introduction to a career on the land.

If you dream of working outdoors and want the knowledge and skills to contribute to your local environment, this course could introduce your new career.  You will be well placed to pursue a career within the different sectors of the conservation and land management industry as a community field officer, ranger, conservation earthworks operator, wildlife and parks fields officer, nursery worker, pest officer or weeds operator.

Quick Course Guide

Course Structure

There are 15 modules to be completed in this community services qualification.

• RTC2701A - Follow OHS procedures
• RTC2702A - Observe environmental work practices
• RTC2705A - Work effectively in the industry
• RTC2801A - Participate in workplace communications
• RTC3701A - Respond to emergencies
• RTC4024A - Recommend Plants and cultural practices
• RTD3505A  - Maintain natural areas
• RTD3034A - Implement revegetation works
• TC3218A - Undertake a site assessment
• FPI FGM147A - Read and interpret maps
• FPIG20A - Collect, analyse and organize information (co requisite)
• FPIG22A - Plan to undertake a routine task (co requisite)
• RTC3401A - Control Weeds
• RTD3405A - Monitor and evaluate the local pest management action plan
• RTD4402A - Define the pest problem in a local area
• RTC3704A - Prepare and apply chemicals
• RTC3705A - Transport, handle and store chemicals
FPIOHS1A - Follow defined Occupational Health and Safety Policies (corequisite)

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