AHC31024 Certificate III in Parks and Gardens

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Certificate III in Parks & Gardens - RPL Certificates

Grow Your Green Career

Start your career as a certified gardener, horticulturist, or groundskeeper with the Certificate III in Parks and Gardens. The objective of the Certificate III in Parks and Gardens is to develop the practical skills and knowledge necessary to work in gardens or public parks. It includes taking care of plants, managing weeds, and controlling pests and diseases. This qualification prepares individuals to contribute to the development and upkeep of public and private green spaces.

Career Opportunities in Parks and Gardens

Achieving a nationally recognized Certificate III in Parks and Gardens can open doors to various career paths, including:
  • Gardener (Parks & Gardens)
  • Horticulturist
  • Park Ranger
  • Landscape Gardener
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Prerequisites for RPL Parks and Gardens Certification III

As per government rules and regulations, there is no prerequisites for RPL Parks and Gardens Certification III. Every candidate must take a Language, Literacy, and Numeracy (LLN) assessment.

Course Duration

Duration: Completion of this course is flexible and usually depends on the candidate’s experience.

11 Core Units

The Core Units of this certification III covers a variety of key study areas essential for working in horticulture and landscaping that includes the following topics
  • AHCIRG346: Operate pressurised irrigation systems
  • AHCMOM304: Operate machinery and equipment
  • AHCPCM306: Provide information on plants and their culture
  • AHCPGD307: Implement a plant establishment program
  • AHCPGD309: Perform specialist amenity pruning
  • AHCPGD310: Implement a landscape maintenance program
  • AHCPMG301: Control weeds
  • AHCPMG302: Control plant pests, diseases and disorders
  • AHCSOL304: Implement soil improvements for garden and turf areas
  • AHCTRF309: Implement a grassed area maintenance program
  • AHCWHS301: Contribute to work health and safety processes
The RPL in Parks and Gardens curriculum also holds important units on pressurized irrigation, grass maintenance, and sustainable practices.

Elective Units Overview

Elective units must uphold the qualification’s alignment with the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) and ensure a valid, industry-recognized vocational outcome. Candidates should select 4 units from the specified list of electives and 1 from any remaining electives or endorsed Training Packages.
  • AHCARB314: Implement a tree maintenance program
  • AHCARB315: Inspect trees for access and work
  • AHCARB320: Install tree support systems
  • AHCARB321: Implement a tree protection program
  • AHCCHM304: Transport and store chemicals
  • AHCCHM307: Prepare and apply chemicals to control pests, weeds, and diseases
  • AHCDRG305: Install drainage systems
  • AHCECR301: Maintain native ecosystem areas
  • AHCECR303: Implement biological reintroduction works
  • AHCIRG337: Measure irrigation delivery system performance
  • AHCIRG338: Troubleshoot irrigation systems
  • AHCIRG345: Install pressurised irrigation systems
  • AHCIRG347: Maintain pressurised irrigation systems
  • AHCLSC316: Implement a paving project
  • AHCPCM303: Identify plant specimens
  • AHCPCM305: Implement a plant nutrition program
  • AHCPCM307: Report on health and condition of trees
  • AHCPGD210: Transplant shrubs and small trees
  • AHCPGD308: Plan and maintain plant displays
  • AHCPGD311: Conduct operational inspection of park facilities
  • AHCPGD312: Implement a maintenance program for an aquatic environment
  • AHCSOL305: Prepare growing media
  • AHCTRF307: Construct turf playing surfaces
  • AHCTRF308: Establish turf
  • AHCTRF310: Monitor turf health
  • AHCTRF311: Renovate sports turf
  • AHCWRK305: Coordinate work site activities
  • AHCWRK309: Apply environmentally sustainable work practices
  • BSBOPS304: Deliver and monitor a service to customers
  • BSBOPS305: Process customer complaints
  • FBPPPL3007: Support and mentor individuals and groups
  • FWPCOT2254: Maintain chainsaws
  • FWPCOT2256: Trim and cut felled trees
  • FWPFGM3216: Fell trees manually (intermediate)
  • HLTAID011: Provide first aid
  • PUAFER008: Confine small emergencies in a facility
  • RIIWHS204E: Work safely at heights

Noble Training Group Across Australia

Noble Training Group is Registered Training Organisation based on the Sunshine Coast, offers the Certificate III in Parks and Gardens. With training facilities in Sunshine Coast, we also provide courses nationwide across Australia, including
  • Brisbane, Queensland
  • Perth, Western Australia
  • Darwin, Northern Territory
  • Adelaide, South Australia
  • Sydney, New South Wales
  • Melbourne, Victoria
  • Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
  • Hobart, Tasmania
  • Bendigo, Victoria
  • Geelong, Victoria
  • Parramatta, New South Wales
  • Ballarat, Victoria
FAQ

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The Certificate III in Parks and Gardens blends practical skills with theoretical knowledge to effectively maintain flourishing landscapes.
Yes, the Parks and Gardens course prepares you to manage gardens, parks, and sustainable green spaces.
Yes, electives let you customize the Certificate III Parks and Gardens course to suit roles like arborist or landscaper.
Yes, Certificate III in Parks and Gardens equips you with the technical skills to manage green spaces professionally.
Noble Training Group has nationwide availability, industry-focused training, and experienced instructors.