AHC31421

Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management

Introduction

Preserve today for tomorrow; embrace the power of conservation.

Conservation in Australia is paramount due to its unique biodiversity and fragile ecosystems. The country hosts a wealth of endemic species so protecting these irreplaceable natural assets not only preserves Australia’s rich ecological heritage but also ensures the health of global ecosystems.

Conservation efforts address issues like habitat loss, climate change and invading species, so it is essential to safeguard the balance of nature.

Category

Horticulture and Conservation

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Overview

The AHC31421 Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management

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 and will have a focus on ecological restoration.

Individuals with this qualification perform a range of conservation and ecosystem management activities including, site restoration, rehabilitation and renewal and management of the rural and natural landscapes. They contribute to the preservation and maintenance of wildlife and their habitat in the natural ecosystem, parks and reserves.

Your training will focus on:

How to participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
Understanding natural areas and how to protect them
Implementing assisted regeneration works
Controlling weeds and plant pests and diseases
Collecting and preserving biological samples

Delivery mode

Face-to-face
Part-time (2 days a week) for 6 months

Job roles

Occupational titles may include:

Conservation Officer
Parks Ranger
Pest controller

Assessment

Assessment may consist of

written answers to questions
role plays
holistic assessment

Evidence may be

written
audio recordings
video recordings
observation
Zoom recording
interview
documents

Entry Requirements

All students will engage in a language, literacy, numeracy and digital literacy (LLND) activity to evaluate potential support requirements.

Units

The AHC31421 Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management consists of 16 units:

2 core units
14 elective units

Elective units will vary depending on consultation with industry.

Core units include:

AHCECR309	Conduct an ecological and cultural site inspection prior to works
AHCWHS301	Contribute to work health and safety processes

Fees

Fees vary due to government funding options available for some courses. Please contact us to confirm course fees.

Duration

Part-time (2 days a week) for 6 months

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I wanted a change of careers and AST went above and beyond to find a course that suited my needs, the enrolment process was a breeze and I was supported through the process. Starting a course as an adult was very nerve racking, but the trainer I had ensured every single students needs were met and catered his teaching style to suit their needs, a very inclusive organisation and a very safe environment to be in.

Course participant Angie

I never had any problems communication with my trainer and they were always helpful and supportive! Thank you for believing in me but most importantly helping me believe in myself!

Course participant Crystall

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