AHC40920 Certificate IV in Conservation and Ecosystem Management

Course Overview​

This qualification provides both the practical skills and theoretical knowledge necessary for specialized or skilled roles within the conservation and ecosystem management industry. Students will gain proficiency in a diverse array of conservation and ecological practices, spanning from hands-on fieldwork to in-depth theoretical understanding. Moreover, the program emphasizes the development of advanced skills tailored to meet the demands of supervisory and management roles, preparing students to take on leadership responsibilities within the sector.

Through immersive learning experiences and practical applications, students will deepen their understanding of environmental conservation and ecosystem dynamics. They will acquire the expertise needed to effectively manage conservation projects, navigate ecological challenges, and lead teams towards sustainable outcomes. By equipping students with a comprehensive skill set and fostering leadership capabilities, this qualification empowers them to make significant contributions to the preservation and management of natural resources while advancing their careers in this vital field.

Qualification Outcomes​

This course provides for the advanced skills including supervisory roles in a broad range of conservation and ecological work or can focus on areas of specific needs including supervisory and Indigenous land management and ecosystem management.

Career Outcomes​

• Conservation and Ecosystem Management supervisor
• Indigenous land management supervisor
• Pest controller
• Fire management supervisor
• Senior Conservation worker – Land Management
• Senior land rehabilitation worker
• Senior National parks worker

Course Entry Requirements

• No Entry Requirements

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Core Units

Elective Units

2024

2025