This qualification describes the skills and knowledge required for individuals preparing for entry level work in the agriculture, and conservation and ecosystem management industries.

• 2 x 2 hour sessions per week via Teams over 6 weeks = total 24 hours

• Students need to do at least 4 hours per week self paced learning and complete the knowledge assessment

• On-farm training and assessment – Trainer on-site for 3 days – 6 hours per day – this is to cover practical application and final assessment

• The fee includes resources

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