Course Description Do you have an interest in the environment, enjoy being outdoors and hands-on? This course will provide you with specialised knowledge of natural resource management, with an emphasis on technical and practical skills. You will learn about natural area restoration, catchment and wildlife management, plant and animal identification, community engagement, fire management, survey techniques, mapping, sustainable land use and pest management. You will benefit from our location close to many State and National Parks, coastal environments and catchment areas, which are used regularly for field work. These field trips also provide the opportunity to increase your employability skills and gain industry contacts. Work placement/industry experience During the course, you will be required to undertake a minimum of 120 hours of industry experience. This is made up of 40 hours of structured placement, and at least 80 hours of volunteering or self-sourced experience. How often do I attend? FT - 3 days per week | Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Type of assessment Assessment for this course is based on: Hands-on projects Written assignments Industry placement Team projects Exam Possible Career Outcomes Park ranger Land care project officer Catchment or natural resource management officer Fire management officer Ecotourism Flora and fauna management Conservation team member