AHC51120 is a higher-level qualification for people who plan, lead and coordinate conservation and land management projects. It is ideal for supervisors, project officers and emerging leaders responsible for on-ground programs, restoration works and environmental initiatives.
How to design, implement and review conservation and ecosystem management programs
Skills to plan and supervise on-ground works across multiple sites
How to assess environmental impacts and contribute to land use and project planning
Techniques for restoration, revegetation and rehabilitation projects
How to monitor biodiversity, habitat condition and ecosystem health
Stakeholder engagement, including working with First Nations communities, landholders and agencies
Report writing, mapping and project documentation skills
Typical job roles
Conservation or natural resource management officer
Parks and reserves supervisor / senior ranger
Landcare or community environment project coordinator
Environmental field supervisor or team leader
Rehabilitation or restoration project officer
Who the course is for
Experienced conservation and land management workers stepping into supervisory or coordinator roles
People with a relevant Certificate III or IV who want to deepen their technical and project skills
Organisations wanting stronger leadership and project management capability in conservation teams
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements. However, it is recommended that learners have prior experience or a related qualification (Certificate III or IV) to support engagement with the higher-level content.
