You’ll learn practical skills to work with animals, grow food, protect the environment or run lab tests. Whether you want to work on farms, in animal care, conservation or science, there’s a course to get you started. 

Training is hands-on and focused on real jobs. You’ll use the tools and tech that professionals use every day, so you’re ready to start your career and make a difference. 

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Certificate III in Pork Production
National ID: AHC30422 State ID: BJB2
Certificate III in Production Horticulture
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National ID: AHC30624 State ID: BJQ4
Restricted Gas Permit Short Course
State ID: SC-BPB-V1403
Certificate III in Rural and Environmental Pest Management
National ID: AHC30324 State ID: BJQ0
Certificate II in Sampling and Measurement
National ID: MSL20122 State ID: BIX8
Certificate II in Shearing
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National ID: AHC21325 State ID: BKD5
Certificate III in Shearing
National ID: AHC32925 State ID: BKD8
Certificate III in Sports Turf Management
National ID: AHC31324 State ID: BJT0
Diploma of Sports Turf Management
National ID: AHC51024 State ID: BJR1
Trim and Cut Felled Trees Skill Set
State ID: MAC97

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