TAFE NSW Hunter Institute

 Natural Area Restoration and Management Certificate III

conservation land management natural area restoration management This course is one of a selection of land management courses offered by Hunter TAFE aimed at people with an interest in rural environments and the natural world. Units of study included as part of this certificate in conservation and land management are, community coordination and facilitation, land parks and wildlife, Indigenous land management, restoration of the natural area, weed management and vertebrate pest management. This environmental management course is a great way of gaining a solid foundation for a future career in the conservation industry. The type of work you could look for after undergoing land management training includes working as a skilled operator for local or state government, or as an employee of an environmental organisation. After you have completed this land management course you may wish to speak to your Hunter TAFE education provider about articulation into other conservation and land management courses.

Campuses, Important Dates, Study Options and Timetables

Belmont

Campus information contact details and map can be found here.

Course Availability

Semester Study Options How to Enrol Proposed Timetable Information Session Fees & Charges Important Information
Semester 1
2013		 Flexible
12hrs/Week
36 Weeks		 Local Campus Monday and Thursday 6:00pm to 9:00pm
  • Session Type:Information Session, Enrolment, Building A Level 1 Room 4
    From:2:00pm to 6:00pm on the 22/01/2013
  • Session Type:Information Session, Enrolment, Building A Level 1 Room 1
    From:2:00pm to 6:00pm on the 30/01/2013
    Additional Information:The Information/Enrolment Sessions for this course at Belmont Campus in Semester 1 2013 were conducted on 22 & 30 January 2013. If you wish to enrol after this date, please contact the Head Teacher or call 131 225.
 The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

The Information/Enrolment Sessions for this course at Belmont Campus in Semester 1 2013 were conducted on 22 & 30 January 2013. If you wish to enrol after this date, please contact the Head Teacher or call 131 225.

Delivery Information

This flexible/distance course provides skills and competencies required to work in the vegetation restoration, bushland management, conservation and ecological industries as an employee involved in weed mapping, planning, control and removal; native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenance; supervising and implementing revegetation works, undertaking land site inspections to collect primary data planning, managing seed collections and sampling soils. Par

Further delivery information is available on this course
Semester 2
2013		 Flexible
12hrs/Week
36 Weeks		 Online Registration Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 6:00pm to 9:00pm
  • Session Type:Enrolment, Building A Level 2 Room 7
    From:1:00pm to 6:00pm on the 27/06/2013
    Additional Information:Please enrol online using Enrol Now option and/or if you require further information, please attend Belmont Campus, Room A2.7 on 27 June 2013. Timetables and information re the course will be emailed and/or posted to the addresses on your enrolment form. Course information on all the section's courses at Belmont, Newcastle and Wyong Campus are available at any of the enrolling campuses at the times and days shown.
 The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

This flexible/distance training course provides skills and competencies acquisition to work in the vegetation restoration industry, bushland management, conservation, and ecological industry as an employee involved in weed mapping planning and control and removal; providing advice to clients on native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenance; supervising and implementing revegetation works, undertaking land site inspections to collect primary data plann

Delivery Information

Flexible/distance: online content delivered weeknights with direct contact to trainers via telephone, Skype, Adobe connect, email et cetera on timetabled evening hours. Plus 12 weekends consisting of Saturday and Sunday over the 36 week program.

Further delivery information is available on this course
Belmont campus
Semester: Semester 1, 2013
Study Options: Flexible, 12hrs/Week, 36 Weeks
How to Enrol: Local Campus
Proposed Timetable: Monday and Thursday 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Information Session:
Session Type:Information Session, Enrolment, Building A Level 1 Room 4
From:2:00pm to 6:00pm on the 22/01/2013
Session Type:Information Session, Enrolment, Building A Level 1 Room 1
From:2:00pm to 6:00pm on the 30/01/2013
Additional Information:The Information/Enrolment Sessions for this course at Belmont Campus in Semester 1 2013 were conducted on 22 & 30 January 2013. If you wish to enrol after this date, please contact the Head Teacher or call 131 225.
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

The Information/Enrolment Sessions for this course at Belmont Campus in Semester 1 2013 were conducted on 22 & 30 January 2013. If you wish to enrol after this date, please contact the Head Teacher or call 131 225.

Delivery Information

This flexible/distance course provides skills and competencies required to work in the vegetation restoration, bushland management, conservation and ecological industries as an employee involved in weed mapping, planning, control and removal; native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenance; supervising and implementing revegetation works, undertaking land site inspections to collect primary data planning, managing seed collections and sampling soils. Par

Further delivery information is available on this course
Belmont campus
Semester: Semester 2, 2013
Study Options: Flexible, 12hrs/Week, 36 Weeks
How to Enrol: Online Registration
Proposed Timetable: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Information Session:
Session Type:Enrolment, Building A Level 2 Room 7
From:1:00pm to 6:00pm on the 27/06/2013
Additional Information:Please enrol online using Enrol Now option and/or if you require further information, please attend Belmont Campus, Room A2.7 on 27 June 2013. Timetables and information re the course will be emailed and/or posted to the addresses on your enrolment form. Course information on all the section's courses at Belmont, Newcastle and Wyong Campus are available at any of the enrolling campuses at the times and days shown.
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

This flexible/distance training course provides skills and competencies acquisition to work in the vegetation restoration industry, bushland management, conservation, and ecological industry as an employee involved in weed mapping planning and control and removal; providing advice to clients on native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenance; supervising and implementing revegetation works, undertaking land site inspections to collect primary data plann

Delivery Information

Flexible/distance: online content delivered weeknights with direct contact to trainers via telephone, Skype, Adobe connect, email et cetera on timetabled evening hours. Plus 12 weekends consisting of Saturday and Sunday over the 36 week program.

Further delivery information is available on this course
Register for this course

Wyong

Campus information contact details and map can be found here.

Course Availability

Semester Study Options How to Enrol Proposed Timetable Information Session Fees & Charges Important Information
Semester 1
2013		 Flexible
12hrs/Week
36 Weeks		 Local Campus Monday and Wednesday 6:00pm to 9:30pm
  • Session Type:Information Session, Enrolment, Building H Level 3 Room 36
    From:2:00pm to 4:00pm on the 22/01/2013
    Additional Information:The Information/Enrolment session for this course at Wyong Campus in Semester 1 2013 was conducted on 22 January 2013. After this date, please contact the Head Teacher or call 131 225.
 The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

The Information/Enrolment session for this course at Wyong Campus in Semester 1 2013 was conducted on 22 January 2013. After this date, please contact the Head Teacher or call 131 225.

Delivery Information

Flexible delivery consists of online delivered at night during the academic weeks, plus 12 on campus weekends consisting of Saturday and Sunday over the 36 week program. This flexible/distance course provides skills and competencies required to work in the vegetation restoration, bushland management, conservation and ecological industries as an employee involved in weed mapping, planning, control and removal; native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenan

Further delivery information is available on this course
Semester 2
2013		 Full Time
24hrs/Week
18 Weeks		 Online Registration Thursday, Friday, Saturday 8:00am to 4:30pm
  • Session Type:Enrolment, Building H Level 3 Room 36
    From:1:30pm to 4:30pm on the 27/06/2013
    Additional Information:Attendance at the campus enrolment time is not compulsory as enrolment can be completed online by using the "Enrol now" option. Timetables and information re the course will be email and/or posted to the addresses on your enrolment form. Alternately enrolment may be complete at the "Enrolment day" in room and at the time shown. Course information on all the section's courses at Belmont, Newcastle and Wyong Campus are available at any of the enrolling campuses at the times and days shown.
 The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

This training course provides skills and competencies acquisition to work in the vegetation restoration industry, bushland management, conservation, and ecological industry as an employee involved in weed mapping planning and control and removal; providing advice to clients on native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenance; supervising and implementing revegetation works, undertaking land site inspections to collect primary data planning, managing seed

Further delivery information is available on this course
Semester 2
2013		 Part Time Day
12hrs/Week
36 Weeks		 Online Registration Thursday, Friday, Saturday 8:30am to 4:30pm
  • Session Type:Enrolment, Building H Level 3 Room 36
    From:1:30pm to 4:30pm on the 27/06/2013
    Additional Information:Attendance at the campus enrolment time is not compulsory as enrolment can be completed online by using the "Enrol now" option. Timetables and information re the course will be email and/or posted to the addresses on your enrolment form. Alternately enrolment may be complete at the "Enrolment day" in room and at the time shown. Course information on all the section's courses at Belmont, Newcastle and Wyong Campus are available at any of the enrolling campuses at the times and days shown.
 The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

This training course provides skills and competencies acquisition to work in the vegetation restoration industry, bushland management, conservation, and ecological industry as an employee involved in weed mapping planning and control and removal; providing advice to clients on native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenance; supervising and implementing revegetation works, undertaking land site inspections to collect primary data planning, managing seed

Delivery Information

Part-time candidates can choose their own program from the full-time day and/or flexible timetables. Course progression is self-determined.

Further delivery information is available on this course
Wyong campus
Semester: Semester 1, 2013
Study Options: Flexible, 12hrs/Week, 36 Weeks
How to Enrol: Local Campus
Proposed Timetable: Monday and Wednesday 6:00pm to 9:30pm
Information Session:
Session Type:Information Session, Enrolment, Building H Level 3 Room 36
From:2:00pm to 4:00pm on the 22/01/2013
Additional Information:The Information/Enrolment session for this course at Wyong Campus in Semester 1 2013 was conducted on 22 January 2013. After this date, please contact the Head Teacher or call 131 225.
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

The Information/Enrolment session for this course at Wyong Campus in Semester 1 2013 was conducted on 22 January 2013. After this date, please contact the Head Teacher or call 131 225.

Delivery Information

Flexible delivery consists of online delivered at night during the academic weeks, plus 12 on campus weekends consisting of Saturday and Sunday over the 36 week program. This flexible/distance course provides skills and competencies required to work in the vegetation restoration, bushland management, conservation and ecological industries as an employee involved in weed mapping, planning, control and removal; native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenan

Further delivery information is available on this course
Wyong campus
Semester: Semester 2, 2013
Study Options: Full Time, 24hrs/Week, 18 Weeks
How to Enrol: Online Registration
Proposed Timetable: Thursday, Friday, Saturday 8:00am to 4:30pm
Information Session:
Session Type:Enrolment, Building H Level 3 Room 36
From:1:30pm to 4:30pm on the 27/06/2013
Additional Information:Attendance at the campus enrolment time is not compulsory as enrolment can be completed online by using the "Enrol now" option. Timetables and information re the course will be email and/or posted to the addresses on your enrolment form. Alternately enrolment may be complete at the "Enrolment day" in room and at the time shown. Course information on all the section's courses at Belmont, Newcastle and Wyong Campus are available at any of the enrolling campuses at the times and days shown.
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

This training course provides skills and competencies acquisition to work in the vegetation restoration industry, bushland management, conservation, and ecological industry as an employee involved in weed mapping planning and control and removal; providing advice to clients on native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenance; supervising and implementing revegetation works, undertaking land site inspections to collect primary data planning, managing seed

Further delivery information is available on this course
Wyong campus
Semester: Semester 2, 2013
Study Options: Part Time Day, 12hrs/Week, 36 Weeks
How to Enrol: Online Registration
Proposed Timetable: Thursday, Friday, Saturday 8:30am to 4:30pm
Information Session:
Session Type:Enrolment, Building H Level 3 Room 36
From:1:30pm to 4:30pm on the 27/06/2013
Additional Information:Attendance at the campus enrolment time is not compulsory as enrolment can be completed online by using the "Enrol now" option. Timetables and information re the course will be email and/or posted to the addresses on your enrolment form. Alternately enrolment may be complete at the "Enrolment day" in room and at the time shown. Course information on all the section's courses at Belmont, Newcastle and Wyong Campus are available at any of the enrolling campuses at the times and days shown.
Fees & Charges: The TAFE NSW fee for this course is: $793.00 per Year, $396.00 per Semester (half year).

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

This training course provides skills and competencies acquisition to work in the vegetation restoration industry, bushland management, conservation, and ecological industry as an employee involved in weed mapping planning and control and removal; providing advice to clients on native plant identification and selection to use, erosion & sediment control maintenance; supervising and implementing revegetation works, undertaking land site inspections to collect primary data planning, managing seed

Delivery Information

Part-time candidates can choose their own program from the full-time day and/or flexible timetables. Course progression is self-determined.

Further delivery information is available on this course
Register for this course

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Course Codes

Course Number: 19915
National Code: AHC31710
Training Package:
AHC10
Agriculture, Horticulture, Conservation and Land Management - Primary

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How To Enrol

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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

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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).
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