Accredited course Outline

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Certificate II in Pastoral Industry Practices (Cst)

Certificate II in Pastoral Industry Practices (Cst)

Accredited course
National Code:
State Code:
4032
TGA Status:
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
09/02/1995
Field of Education
050101 - Agricultural Science
AQF Level
Certificate II in
Nominal Hours
409
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Operatives (3100)
Accredited Date
09/02/1995
Expiry Date
31/12/2000
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description

To provide a basic vocational training program in the field of pastoral
industry practices.

To provide a combination of broad-based and job-specific skills which will
assist participants to gain employment in the pastoral and related industries.

VET Info Notes
* THIS QUALIFICATION HAS BEEN REPLACED BY MORE THAN ONE TRAINING PACKAGE
QUALIFICATION. PLEASE REFER TO THE AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENTATION KIT FOR MORE
DETAILS.



1 Course Modules

48037 First Aid must be conducted by a person qualified to instruct in First
Aid.
46199 Senior First Aid may be taught as a substitute for this subject.

2 Requirements to receive qualification:

To receive the award the learner must successfully complete the core modules,
the prescribed number of electives and the on-the-job program. The on-the-job
requirements are specified in the training plan.

The Training Record Book should provide a detailed record of the learners
achievements and will be used to approve certification.

3 43000 AATM Functional Mathematics is a National Module. It is
strongly recommended that the teaching resources be developed using Rural
Applications.

4 Trainees should be aware, that having obtained any of the above
modules, exemptions may be possible in other relevant areas of study in TAFE.

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