TAFE NSW Hunter Institute

Conservation and Land Management (General Land Management) Certificate III

conservation land management general land management Hunter TAFE offers a variety of conservation training courses for people who have a passion for environmental conservation, water conservation projects and nature. As a student in this conservation training course your studies will include, land parks and wildlife, Indigenous land management, restoration of the natural area, weed management, conservation earthworks, animal conservation and vertebrate pest management. Upon completion of this conservation studies course you may be eligible for articulation into other conservation courses. Career options for students graduating from conservation training courses include working as a skilled operator in the conservation and land management field, or for government agencies, National Parks and Wildlife or bush regeneration organisations.

Campuses, Important Dates, Study Options and Timetables

This conservation training course is offered at one Hunter TAFE campus. Course dates, timetables and study options are campus specific. See details below.

Belmont

Address:
Pacific Highway Belmont NSW 2280
Postal Address:
PO Box 479 Belmont NSW 2280
Tel:
02 4979 6100
Fax:
02 4979 6222

Course Availability

Semester Study Options How to Enrol Proposed Timetable Information Session Fees & Charges Important Information
Semester 1
2012		 Part Time Day
14hrs/Week
36 Weeks		 Local Campus Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $724.00 per Year, $362.00 per Semester (half year).

Please be aware that there may be additional TAFENSW fees and other related charges.		 Further delivery information is available on this course
Semester 1
2012		 Full Time
28hrs/Week
18 Weeks		 Local Campus Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $724.00 per Year, $362.00 per Semester (half year).

Please be aware that there may be additional TAFENSW fees and other related charges.		 Further delivery information is available on this course
Semester 2
2012		 Part Time Day
14hrs/Week
36 Weeks		 Local Campus The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $724.00 per Year, $362.00 per Semester (half year).

Please be aware that there may be additional TAFENSW fees and other related charges.		 Delivery Information

Training involves developing practical skills to undertake site assessments to collect base-line data on landscape, soils, hydrology, plant & weed identification, plant community composition, fauna assessment, ecological interaction, resulting from previous use, neglect and/ or damage resulting from overuse, water runoff, erosion and/or weed invasion. All of the training is developed in an integrated OHS and environmentally sustainable best practice framework.

Further delivery information is available on this course
Semester 2
2012		 Full Time
28hrs/Week
18 Weeks		 Local Campus The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $724.00 per Year, $362.00 per Semester (half year).

Please be aware that there may be additional TAFENSW fees and other related charges.		 Delivery Information

Training involves developing practical skills to undertake site assessments to collect base-line data on landscape, soils, hydrology, plant & weed identification, plant community composition, fauna assessment, ecological interaction, resulting from previous use, neglect and/ or damage resulting from overuse, water runoff, erosion and/or weed invasion. All of the training is developed in an integrated OHS and environmentally sustainable best practice framework.

Further delivery information is available on this course
Belmont campus
Semester: Semester 1, 2012
Study Options: Part Time Day, 14hrs/Week, 36 Weeks
How to Enrol: Local Campus
Proposed Timetable: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm
Information Session:
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $724.00 per Year, $362.00 per Semester (half year).

Please be aware that there may be additional TAFENSW fees and other related charges.
Important Information: Further delivery information is available on this course
Belmont campus
Semester: Semester 1, 2012
Study Options: Full Time, 28hrs/Week, 18 Weeks
How to Enrol: Local Campus
Proposed Timetable: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm
Information Session:
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $724.00 per Year, $362.00 per Semester (half year).

Please be aware that there may be additional TAFENSW fees and other related charges.
Important Information: Further delivery information is available on this course
Belmont campus
Semester: Semester 2, 2012
Study Options: Part Time Day, 14hrs/Week, 36 Weeks
How to Enrol: Local Campus
Proposed Timetable:
Information Session:
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $724.00 per Year, $362.00 per Semester (half year).

Please be aware that there may be additional TAFENSW fees and other related charges.
Important Information: Delivery Information

Training involves developing practical skills to undertake site assessments to collect base-line data on landscape, soils, hydrology, plant & weed identification, plant community composition, fauna assessment, ecological interaction, resulting from previous use, neglect and/ or damage resulting from overuse, water runoff, erosion and/or weed invasion. All of the training is developed in an integrated OHS and environmentally sustainable best practice framework.

Further delivery information is available on this course
Belmont campus
Semester: Semester 2, 2012
Study Options: Full Time, 28hrs/Week, 18 Weeks
How to Enrol: Local Campus
Proposed Timetable:
Information Session:
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $724.00 per Year, $362.00 per Semester (half year).

Please be aware that there may be additional TAFENSW fees and other related charges.
Important Information: Delivery Information

Training involves developing practical skills to undertake site assessments to collect base-line data on landscape, soils, hydrology, plant & weed identification, plant community composition, fauna assessment, ecological interaction, resulting from previous use, neglect and/ or damage resulting from overuse, water runoff, erosion and/or weed invasion. All of the training is developed in an integrated OHS and environmentally sustainable best practice framework.

Further delivery information is available on this course

Course Codes

Course Number: 19912
National Code: AHC31410
Training Package: AHC10
Agriculture, Horticulture, Conservation and Land Management - Primary

How To Enrol

To enrol in this course you need to attend an information/enrolment session. Enrolment details may vary from campus to campus. Click on the campus you are interested in to find out the date, time and location of the session you need to attend.

Entry Requirements

NSW School Certificate (or equivalent from another educational authority),or completion of Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management, or relevant workplace or other appropriate experience.

Prior Learning

For further information please refer to the Recognition area of the Hunter TAFE website.

Career Pathways

For further information please refer to the Career Pathways area of the Hunter TAFE website.

Disclaimer

Courses will run subject to resources and demand. For the latest information, check with the appropriate campus, as course availability is subject to review and change.

Contact Us

You can request further information on this course or speak to a Customer Service Officer by calling
131 225 (within NSW) or
02 4923 7425 (outside of NSW) or
+612 4923 7425 (International).