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Level
| 3 | |
Location
| Whangarei, Kerikeri, Moerewa, Rawene | |
Delivery
| Full time | |
Course Length
| 17 Weeks | |
Start Dates
| February, July | |
2010 Cost (approx)
| $562.50 | |
MOE Code
| NT4702 |
Overview
To develop students with knowledge of conservation values and conservation processes while engaged in practical projects that protect and enhance the environment. |
Content
Graduates will be able to:
- Describe some of the historic and recent human impact on New Zealand’s unique biodiversity
- Identify common native and introduced flora and fauna
- Work safely in an outdoor environment
- Demonstrate the knowledge and techniques necessary to complete an overnight expedition in the bush and navigate and handle different small craft in protected waters
- Demonstrate rope handling skills commonly used in a range of outdoor pursuits
- Demonstrate some practical experience in field conservation techniques including ecosystem restoration
- Work productively as part of a team
- Demonstrate study and work habits that include competent directed study, basic problem solving, communication and presentation skills
- State a career goal and list the requirements to meet it.
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Career Options
- Environmental Management Labour
- Junior Field Technician
- Outdoor retail
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Admission Information
Entry is open but mobility and some physical fitness is required for full participation in the programme. |
Qualifications Gained
Northland Polytechnic Certificate in Environmental Studies
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Parts of this programme are assessed against NQF standards and credit gained for these components will be reported to NZQA.
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