The Certificate III in Aboriginal Sites Work (AHC32516) can provide opportunities for meaningful on country employment and better capacity for Aboriginal groups to manage their own cultural heritage.

Aboriginal Land Services has partnered with South Regional TAFE (RTO Code 52790) to deliver this nationally-recognised course. The training can be completed over 6-12 months and is tailored to individual needs. Training is delivered mostly on-country under the supervision of elders and trainers.

To be awarded the certificate students must complete 15 units made up of nine core units and six electives. Participants and Aboriginal Corporations can choose which electives best meet their aspirations and future employment requirements.

To find out about training delivery options, get in touch and we’ll be happy to discuss the best way to get started.

Let us know if you are interested in completing the above course by filling out the below Expression of Interest (EOI) Form or emailing us at [email protected]

Expression of Interest (EOI) Form Click here to download the pdf version of the course overview

With the Certificate III in Indigenous Land Management, you’ll gain valuable insights into operating on Country, following local cultural protocols and using a mix of traditional and contemporary management strategies.

Our program equips you with the skills necessary to work on Country, collaborating closely with Aboriginal communities and respecting community protocols. You’ll combine traditional wisdom with contemporary techniques, creating a unique blend of knowledge.

Throughout the course, you’ll delve into the theory and practice of land and country stewardship. From safeguarding wildlife and plant life to implementing sustainable practices, you’ll play a crucial role in ensuring a thriving natural world for generations to come.

If you’re ready to embark on this exciting journey, get in touch with us today to explore your training options and take the first step toward a rewarding career.

This qualification describes the skills and knowledge required for an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person to operate on Country, following local cultural protocols and using a mix of traditional and contemporary management strategies. The term ‘on Country’ refers to the land, waterways and the sea. 

Let us know if you are interested in completing the above course by filling out the below Expression of Interest (EOI) Form or emailing us at [email protected]

Expression of Interest (EOI) Form Click here to download the pdf version of the course overview