OverviewAbout this course
Head into the scrubs and learn practical techniques to control invasive weeds. This compact course is a great starting point to a career in ecosystems management. Identify weeds from native species, plan bush regeneration and use safe work practices.
OutcomesWhat you'll gain
Learning outcomes
During this course you'll learn to:
Understand ecological principles and biodiversity in bushland ecosystems
Apply conservation strategies for preserving native flora and fauna
Use techniques for controlling invasive species and managing pest populations
Use erosion controls skills and habitat restoration
Rehabilitate degraded land and understand its cultural significance to Indigenous communities
Understand work health and safety (WHS) in bushland regeneration
Course outcomes
You'll leave this course with:
Skills to recognise weeds to native plants and pests from native animals
Experience participating in a site safety inspection
The knowledge to support the implementation of bushland restoration works
A pathway to further conservation and land management study
SuitabilityIs this course right for you?
Professional Development
Learn a new skill and improve your career prospects
Personal Interest
Explore a hobby in a fun and supportive environment
Entry requirements
Some courses require evidence of previous experience or study before you can enrol
There are no entry requirements for this qualification. You can enrol today.
Completion requirements
During your study you’ll need to provide your teacher with the following evidence:
Entry recommendations
To be prepared for this course, we recommend you have:
Your own Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including enclosed shoes, full-length trousers and sleeved tops
Adequate physical fitness to manage physical demands like preparing the soil, using machinery, kneeling and controlling weeds
A passion for contributing to a sustainable world
A willingness to work outdoors in varied weather conditions
TAFE NSW is committed to meeting the learning needs of every community. Meeting these needs can mean there are additional entry requirements at different campus locations. Check your preferred location for further requirements. If you need help preparing for study, contact us to find out how we can support you.
PathwaysWhere can this course take you?
Career pathways
Our graduates go onto roles like: farm worker, forestry worker, garden worker, conservation worker – land management, conservation worker – parks and wildlife, earthworks conservation worker, Indigenous land management and revegetation worker.
Study options
Pursue an interest or upskill in your chosen field with another course.
Your experience counts
At TAFE NSW, we recognise your previous work experience and study history. You may be able to use recognition of prior learning when applying for a course in the future. If you're successful, you'll get your qualification faster.
UnitsUnits taught in this course
Courses can be made up of a combination of core and specialty units.
Core units consist of the knowledge you'll need to build key skills for success in your field, industry or hobby.
There are no core units in this course
TAFE NSW ServicesFacilities and support
TAFE NSW provides support services across all campus locations and online. Whatever your needs or circumstances, we have the people, resources, counselling and facilities to support you in focusing on your studies.
TAFE NSW Disability Support Service
TAFE NSW Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) support
TAFE NSW Aboriginal Support; Learner support (ABE)
TAFE NSW Careers, Counselling and Pathways Service
TAFE NSW Libraries
Scholarship programs – be supported as you explore your talents and fulfil your potential
Read&Write literacy and study support software is available free for all TAFE NSW students to use while studying on campus and at home
LinkedIn Learning – an online resource which offers innovative courses and tutorials to improve your personal and professional skills
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