AHC31424 Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management (Marine)
Experience the lay of the land for yourself.
This qualification provides you with the skills and theoretical knowledge for work or further learnings in the Conservation and Ecosystem Management industry. You’ll gain a specialisation in Marine.
Overview
Campus Batavia Coast Maritime Institute
When Available all year round
Study Mode Online and on campus
Experience the lay of the land for yourself.
This qualification provides you with the skills and theoretical knowledge for work or further learnings in the Conservation and Ecosystem Management industry. You’ll gain a specialisation in Marine.
Job opportunities include:
- Marine Conservation Officer: Engaging in the preparation of management plans for marine conservation reserves, integrating social, cultural, and ecological research into the marine planning process.
- Marine Operations Assistant: Assisting in activities related to marine environments, including monitoring marine ecosystems and supporting conservation projects.
- Marine Wildlife Officer: Participating in the preservation and maintenance of marine wildlife and their habitats within natural ecosystems, parks, and reserves
Select your preferred campus and apply
Available all year round, 2025
Details
Units and fees
To attain this qualification, you are required to successfully complete sixteen (16) units of competence, comprising two (2) core and fourteen (14) elective units selected from the options provided below.
For an approximate fee estimate, mark the boxes below corresponding to the number of units needed for this course. The estimated fees will be displayed on the right-hand side.
Core
| National ID Unit title | General fee | Concession | Resource fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| AHCECR309 Conduct an ecological and cultural site inspection prior to works | $292.50 | $87.30 | $19.98 |
| AHCWHS302 Contribute to workplace health and safety processes | $146.25 | $43.65 | $11.57 |
Elective
| National ID Unit title | General fee | Concession | Resource fee |
|---|---|---|---|
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$178.75 | $53.35 | $12.38 |
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$178.75 | $53.35 | $12.38 |
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$227.50 | $67.90 | $15.78 |
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$227.50 | $67.90 | $15.78 |
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$211.25 | $63.05 | $14.70 |
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$58.50 | $17.46 | $10.37 |
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$65.00 | $19.40 | $28.93 |
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$81.25 | $24.25 | $36.50 |
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$81.25 | $24.25 | $36.50 |
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$39.00 | $11.64 | $17.89 |
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$48.75 | $14.55 | $22.27 |
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$113.75 | $33.95 | $51.13 |
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$81.25 | $24.25 | $36.50 |
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$195.00 | $58.20 | $88.59 |
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$146.25 | $43.65 | $67.97 |
Please note: Course information and fees are subject to change without notice.
- Fees may differ between campus locations due to the difference between elective units in the course study plan or a need to adapt courses to meet local industry needs.
- Fees may also differ for individuals depending on units of study selected, prior qualifications and recognition of prior learning (RPL).
- Fees are payable at the time of enrolment.
- Total fees quoted include tuition fees and resource fees only. You may also be required to purchase text books, uniforms or other personal equipment that are not included in this fee estimate.
- For Lower Fees, Local Skills (half-price) courses please refer to additional eligibility information above.
- Concession rates: If eligible, proof of concession must be presented.
- Concessions and the secondary school age fee cap do not apply to commercial courses (short courses), or Foundation Programs (i.e ESL and General Education).
- Secondary school aged persons (in 2025, students born on or after 1 July 2007 who are at least 15 years old in 2025) undertaking training that is not part of a VET Delivered to Secondary Schools program, the maximum course (tuition) fee chargeable is $420. Additional resource fees and discretionary fees may apply.
- VET Student Loans for eligible courses and fee caps may be subject to changes implemented by the Australian Government.
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