Course Overview

Understanding the environment and the impact that we have on it is very important.  This course looks at a number of key areas of the natural landscape and identifies the basic building blocks to maintain and repair that environment.
It has a focus on the management of remnant vegetation community and works needed to preserve and allow visitors to admire the landscape.
Certificate IV is designed to give you an understanding of the management and works required for remnant community, with practical and theory components.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Many GippsTAFE courses offer Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Click to learn more about RPL and how it can benefit you.

Employment Prospects

• DSE
• Parks Victoria
• Landcare Groups
• Friends Group
• Greening Australia
• Catchment Authorities
• Utility companies and Councils
• Biodiversity Officer

Entry Requirements

There are no entry requirements for this course.

How To Apply

Direct to Institute

Assessment

OHS work practices, Practical demonstrations, maintenance work and examinations in many of the modules. Plant collection is required for module RTC4024A and participation of 80% is required for all modules.

Opportunities For Further Study

•  Diploma Conservation and Land Management

Can prospective students enrol in individual units?

Yes.

Course Structure

Unit Number	Unit Name	Hours
RTC4024A	Recommend plants and cultural practices	80
RTC4306A	Supervise maintenance of machinery and equipment	80
RTC4701A	Implement and monitor an enterprise Occupational Health and Safety Program	70
RTC4702A	Minimise risks In the use of chemicals	80
RTF4023A	Promote plant health	120
RTD4510	Supervise natural area restoration works	80
RTC4703A	Plan and Implement a chemical use program	90
BSBCMN405A	Analyse and present research Information	40
RTD4910A	Report on a project	60
FPIGM004A	Manage seed collection	90
RTF4015A	Plan a propagation program	120
RTC4905A	Cost a project	50