Certificates in environmental practices cover the necessary skills and knowledge required for seeking employment as an assistant environmental officer. Employment opportunities will be found in local government; national parks and wildlife reserves; natural resources conservation; transport; waste management; and public housing and works.
Accredited Training - Conservation and Land Management Workers
Courses which are accredited meet the national standards as set down by the National Training Framework (NTF), the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) and National quality assurance requirements such as the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF). The courses are recognised throughout Australia and once you have finished your studies, by completing the relevant core and elective subjects, your efforts are recognised by achieving a qualification and receiving a formal parchment. Assessment is often conducted in real or simulated work places which measure your ability to perform competently in job focused outcomes.
| TAFESA Code |
National Code |
Course Name |
Intake Cycles |
|---|---|---|---|
| EMB | RTD20102 | Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management |
2008 - Semester One
2008 - Places Available |
| EMK | RTD30102 | Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management |
2008 - Semester One
2008 - Places Available |
| 034 | Double Certificate III in Conservation, Land Management and Horticulture Incorporating: Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management, Certificate III in Horticulture |
2008 - Semester One | |
| EMW | RTD40102 | Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management |
2008 - Semester One
2008 - Places Available |
| ENE | RTD50102 | Diploma of Conservation and Land Management Incorporating: Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management |
2008 - Semester One
2008 - Places Available |
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