About the Certificate III in On Country Management

Industries | Environmental Protection

This qualification provides a vocational outcome required for an Indigenous land worker operating within Aboriginal Communities, following Community protocols and using a mix of traditional and contemporary land management strategies.

We will work with individual workplaces to facilitate training requirements. Our trainers have industry relevant experience.

*This training is subsidised by the NSW Government for eligible participants.*

Type

Full Qualification,
Traineeship

Delivery

Combination
Face-to-Face
Self Paced

Duration

Around 1
Year

Cost

Max admin fee
$2620 p/p
*Smart & Skilled
eligibility applies*

Units of
Competency

For the award of the AHC31522 Certificate III in On Country Management, the candidate must demonstrate competency in 16 units of competency

Our Standard Delivery:
2 core units | 14 elective units

Unit requests outside this will need to be discussed with us.

Specific Unit Needs or Delivery Options?

Speak to one of our team members about customising the perfect course for your needs!

Core Units

AHCWHS301 Contribute to work health and safety processes

AHCWRK309 Apply environmentally sustainable work practices

Elective Units (Standard Delivery)

AHCWRK305 Coordinate work site activities

AHCILM302 Provide appropriate information on cultural knowledge

AHCILM201 Maintain cultural places

AHCCHM307 Prepare and apply chemicals to control pest, weeds, and diseases

AHCCHM304 Transport and store chemicals

AHCPCM204 Recognise plants

AHCECR305 Collect native seed

AHCSAW203 Conduct erosion and sediment control activities

AHCLPW313 Undertake sampling and testing of water

AHCECR203 Perform basic ecological restoration works

AHCECR307 Read and interpret maps

AHCECR306 Conduct photography for fieldwork

AHCPMG307 Apply animal trapping techniques

AHCILM305 Work with and an Aboriginal Community or organisation

Walan Miya acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures, to the Elders past, present, and emerging.