Natural Resources and Forestry - South
Agriculture is one of Tasmania’s largest export industries. It involves a wide range of enterprises ranging from fruit and vegetable production, to livestock industries, dairying and associated service providers.
Horticulture is a vibrant and flourishing industry in Tasmania and is concerned with enterprises such as nursery production, landscaping and gardening, green keeping, arboriculture and flower production.
Do you want to be involved in land management, conservation of natural environments and cultural resources, restoration of natural areas including weed and pest control, or community involvement in land management? Conservation and Land Management is a growing area. Conservation and Land Management (CLM) qualifications can lead to a career where you can really help to make the world a better place.
The forest and forest products industry covers all the activities associated with the production of timber, from growing and management of plantation and native forest resources through harvesting, sawmilling and processing to the manufacture, merchandising and retailing of finished products. Forestry is a major industry in Tasmania with plenty of career opportunities developing in the downstream processing sector.
Qualifications Available:
Certificate II
Certificate III
Certificate IV
Diploma
Advanced Diploma
Short Courses
Training Workshops - Statewide
Forestry Training Workshops available in the South
Training Workshops - Clarence Campus
Australian Apprenticeships Available
- Agriculture - Certificate II, III, IV
- Rural Merchandising - Certificate II, III
- Rural Business - Certificate IV
- Production Horticulture - Certificate II, III, IV
- Horticulture - Certificate II, III, IV
- Wool Handling - Certificate II & III
- Shearing - Certificate II & III
- Forest & Forest Products (Forest Growing & Management) - Certificate II, III, IV and Diploma
- Forest & Forest Products (Harvesting) - Certificate II, III, IV and Diploma
Last Updated
Monday, 13 October 2008 (M)
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