Accredited course details
11078NAT - Certificate IV in Marine Habitat Conservation and Restoration
Summary
Status:
Current
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Currency period start:
08/Jun/2022
Currency period end:
07/Jun/2027
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Authority:
National Vocational Education and Training Regulator Act 2011
Description:
The Certificate IV in Marine Habitat Conservation and Restoration is designed for trainees pursuing a vocational outcome, delivering a wide range of environmental education activities in new and innovative ways to produce specialised professionals and new employment pathways in marine conservation and restoration.
The vocational education program will provide participants with a range of specialised knowledge and development of skills in marine conservation management and long-term conservation strategy development for blue carbon seascapes and traditional ecosystems of national importance.
The program is carefully designed to meet the varying needs of local industry and coastal environments. The packaging rules will be made flexible to meet the essential needs. Elective units can be selected on the specific environment and skills required to support the local conservation and restoration industry, generating greater employment outcomes.
Globally, the Certificate IV in Marine Habitat Conservation and Restoration accreditation will highlight and strengthen Australia’s commitment to, and support of, several of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, namely:
• Goal 4: Ensure equal access to quality education
• Goal 8: Promote sustainable employment opportunities
• Goal 13: Take action to combat climate change and its impacts
• Goal 14: Sustainably use the oceans and marine resources
The vocational education program will provide participants with a range of specialised knowledge and development of skills in marine conservation management and long-term conservation strategy development for blue carbon seascapes and traditional ecosystems of national importance.
The program is carefully designed to meet the varying needs of local industry and coastal environments. The packaging rules will be made flexible to meet the essential needs. Elective units can be selected on the specific environment and skills required to support the local conservation and restoration industry, generating greater employment outcomes.
Globally, the Certificate IV in Marine Habitat Conservation and Restoration accreditation will highlight and strengthen Australia’s commitment to, and support of, several of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, namely:
• Goal 4: Ensure equal access to quality education
• Goal 8: Promote sustainable employment opportunities
• Goal 13: Take action to combat climate change and its impacts
• Goal 14: Sustainably use the oceans and marine resources
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