Course Structure
Total of 9 units to complete this qualification
Core Units (3)
Elective Units (6)
Career Outcomes
Indigenous Park Ranger
Cultural Heritage Officer
Land Management Officer
Discovery Ranger
Cultural Site Manager
Traditional Land Management Officer
Indigenous Conservation Worker
Entry Requirements
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person
Interest in traditional land management
Basic literacy and numeracy skills
Physical fitness for fieldwork
Ability to work outdoors in various conditions
Meet 18fifty3 Training's entry requirements
Study Support
Learning Resources
Access to comprehensive online learning materials and industry-standard software
Expert Trainers
Learn from industry professionals with extensive practical experience
Student Support
Dedicated support services to help you throughout your learning journey
Recognition & Pathways
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Your existing skills and knowledge may count towards this qualification through our Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process. This can reduce your study time and cost.
- Work experience assessment
- Previous qualifications review
- Skills assessment
Further Study Pathways
After completing this qualification, you may progress to:
- Advanced Diploma qualifications
- Bachelor degree programs
- Industry certifications
Assessment Methods
Written Assessments
Complete assignments, reports, and documentation tasks to demonstrate your theoretical knowledge
Practical Tasks
Demonstrate your skills through hands-on activities, projects, and real-world scenarios
Observation
Be assessed while performing tasks in simulated work environments