AHC31424 Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management Course

Course Description

The AHC31424 Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management qualification describes the skills and knowledge for a range of entry level conservation job roles.

This qualification provides the skills and theoretical and
practical knowledge for work or further learning in the
conservation and ecosystem management industry. The
qualification provides for work roles encompassing a
broad range of skills, or can be focussed on one or more
specialisations, including:

Land, parks and wildlife management
Indigenous land management

Selection Criteria

Reading and writing – a student will be able to read,
comprehend and write a range of texts within a
variety of contexts.
Oral communication – a learner will be able to use
and respond to spoken language including some
unfamiliar material within a variety of contexts.
Numeracy and mathematics – a student will be able
to recognise and use a variety of conventions and
symbolism of formal mathematics.
Must be over the age of 16 with guardian consent.
Some employers may want students to meet
physical requirements.

Entry Requirements

There are no entry requirements for this qualification however to ensure you have the right skills and support to succeed in your course, a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LL&N) evaluation helps identify any areas where you may need additional support to help you achieve your goals.

Students wishing to gain work experience are encouraged to undertake a voluntary work placement. Support finding suitable work placement can be arranged if requested.

Duration

Full-time: 8weeks
Part-time: 6 to 12 months

Location

Training Partner site; or
A workplace/or negotiated training location; or
Block 4/460-492 Beaudesert Road Salisbury Qld

Course Fee

Fee for Service is negotiated.
Contact administration for this information.

Units of Competency

AHCECR309 Conduct an ecological and cultural
site inspection prior to works
AHCWHS302 Contribute to workplace health and
safety processes

Group A Indigenous Land Management

AHCECR301 Maintain native ecosystem areas
AHCOCM301 Provide information on Aboriginal
and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ cultural
practice
AHCOCM303 Follow Aboriginal and/or Torres
Strait Islander cultural protocols
AHCOCM304 Implement cultural burning
practices on Country
AHCWRK323 Operate in isolated and remote
situations
SITTGDE013 Interpret aspects of local Australian
Indigenous culture

Group C Lands, Parks and Wildlife

AHCECR301 Maintain native ecosystem areas
AHCLPW302 Implement a biodiversity
monitoring plan
AHCLPW311 Construct access tracks
AHCLPW312 Carry out inspection of designated
area
AHCPCM303 Identify plant specimens
AHCWRK320 Apply environmentally sustainable
work practices

Group I General Electives (2 electives)

Learning Pathways

YAKKA Training is committed to helping students build a clear career pathway through this qualification. We support individuals who are not currently in the workforce by equipping them with the skills, confidence, and knowledge needed to start a career in the parks and conservation sector or continue into further education.

Recognition of Prior Learning

All students can apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Please refer to the Student Handbook or contact the RTO directly for information on the application process.

Additional Fees

Additional costs may apply in some cases:

A medical assessment may be required by an
employer.
Students who are unable to complete a work
placement may need to purchase equipment
and plant materials to complete assessment
requirements.
Students participating in work placement will
be supported in accessing required Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE).