Certificate III In Conservation And Land Management (RTD30102)
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National Code: RTD30102
Campus: Off Campus
Study Mode: Off Campus
Enquiries: Contact the Course Coordinator on (03) 5564 8911
Email:info@swtafe.vic.edu.au
Study Area: Horticulture and Environment
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Course Description
The Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management is designed to provide participants with skills in conservation and natural resource management for industry sectors such as conservation earthworks; indigenous land management; lands, parks and wildlife; natural area restoration and management; vertebrate pest management; weed management and general land management.
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Career Opportunities
This course is appropriate for a person working or seeking employment as a Technician and Catchment Officer, Marine Park Ranger, Research Technical Officer, Cultural Officer, Community/Water Watch Facilitator, Wildlife Officer, Seed Collector, Pest Animal Control Crew.
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Course Length
The course is self-paced and conducted in an off-campus (distance education) mode.
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Entry Requirements
Applicants should have a demonstrated interest in this field, combined with practical experience, knowledge of the course and ambition to be involved in conservation and environmental work.
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Course Costs
Please refer to the student handbook available at the Customer Service Centre of each campus or via the website.
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Application Process
To apply for this course the applicant will be required to complete a Course Application Form. The forms are available from the Course Coordinator or our Customer Service Centre (03) 5564 8911. Alternatively you can download the form from our internet: www.swtafe.vic.edu.au. Contact the Course Coordinator for the closing date for this course. Any applications received after this date will be classified as late applications and will only be considered if vacancies still exist or become available at a later date.
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Off Campus Enrolment
Off-campus enrolments can be completed at the Off-Campus Centre in Warrnambool, or at the Customer Service Centres located at the Hamilton, Portland or Glenormiston Campus of South West TAFE. It is recommended that students enrol in just one or two units on initial enrolment. Further units can be added to enrolments during the year.
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Credits/Exemptions
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is an assessment process that assesses the individual’s non-accredited training and informal learning to determine the extent to which that individual has achieved the required learning or competency outcomes. RPL is sometimes referred to as Recognition of Current Competence (RCC).
You can undertake a recognition assessment for individual units in most courses offered through South West TAFE. The process requires you to be able to provide evidence of competence.
For information on how to apply, read our RPL Procedure available at www.swtafe.vic.edu.au/students or contact your Course Coordinator.
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Students with Disabilities
Assistance is available for students with disabilities. Further information can be obtained from the Disability Liaison Officer on (03) 5564 8964. Appointments can be made through reception.
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Contact Details
Contact the Course Coordinator on (03) 5564 8911 or email info@swtafe.vic.edu.au
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