At the completion of this qualification, students will be able to undertake a range of duties in the dynamic natural area restoration industry. Working mainly with plants, students will learn to apply a range of practical skills to the restoration of natural areas. Practical areas of study will include plant recognition, soils and weed management.

This course includes practical sessions.

For all the information you need to know about your course and how to enrol, click on the PDF links below:

• Course Information Leaflet
• Course requirement
• Practical Delivery Form
• Enrolment Application form

Did you know when you enrol in a TAFE NSW course, the skills, knowledge and experience you have gained from your previous learning, work experience and life in general may be taken into account?

This is called recognition.

You must also complete the Enrolment Adjustment Recognition (purple) form and place this on top of your completed application as a cover sheet.

Please remember to keep a copy of all completed forms.

Recognition for Unit of Competency (pink) forms

• RTC2702A  -  Observe environmental work practices 
• RTC2701A  -  Follow OHS procedures 
• RTC2016A  -  Recognise Plants 
• RTD2004A  -  Collect, prepare and preserve plant specimens 
• RTC2012A  -  Plant trees and shrubs 
• RTF2504A  -  Determine basic properties of soil/growing media 
• RTC2705A  -  Work effectively in the industry 
• RTC2801A  -  Participate in workplace communications 
• RTC2704A  -  Provide basic first aid 
• FPIFGM162A  -  Collect, treat and store seed 
• RTC2026A  -  Undertake propagation activities 
• RTD2022A  -  Carry out natural area restoration works 
• RTC2706A  -  Apply chemicals under supervision 
• RTC3401A  -  Control weeds 
• RTC2401A  -  Treat weeds

Can't find the form you are looking for or need more help? Contact the Recognition Desk