aXcelerate Course List
SCBEE06 – Artificial insemination of queen bees
SCBEE01 – Beginning in Bees
SG00011314 – Beginning in bees skills group
SCBIO03 – Biosecurity application
SCMEF11 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually (basic)
SCMEF12 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually (intermediate)
SCMEF17 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually reaccreditation (basic)
SCMEF10 – Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees
SCMEF16 – Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees (reaccreditation)
SCBEEV01 – Chemical application for beekeepers
SCBUS02 – Community Engagement
SCPRO01 – Drones in agriculture
SCPRO11 – FAAST reaccreditation
SCPRO02 – Farm mapping and data collection
SCMEF03 – Farm motorbikes operations (two-wheel)
SCBUS03 – Get Board Savvy
SCPRO06 – Getting to know prohibited matter
OSCBEE01 – Honey bee pest and disease management – online
SCBEE02 – Honey bee pest and disease sampling and management
SCMEF08 – Licence for forklift operations
SCBIO01 – Machinery and equipment biosecurity
OSUB0003 – Manage risk is land use planning
SCBIO02 – Manage weed biosecurity on farm
SCBEE05 – Native bees
AHCSS00076 – Native stingless bees
SCMEF04 – Off-road four-wheel-drive and recovery
CHEMSPRAY3 – Optimising Spray
SCBUS01 – Plan to Profit
SCMEF13 – Pole saw operation
TOCALPD – Professional Development
SCMEF01 – Quad bike operations
SCBEE07 – Rearing queen bees
SCBEE09 – Recognise plants
SCMEF18 – Recover four wheel drive vehicle
SCMEF15 – Rural fencing operations
SCBEE03 – Seasonal Management of Honey Bee Colonies
SCMEF14 – Service and maintain small powered machines
SCMEF02 – Side by side operations
AHCSS00074 – SMARTtrain chemical application (level 3)
CHEML3R – SMARTtrain chemical application (level 3) reaccreditation
CHEML4 – SMARTtrain Chemical risk management (Level 4)
SCMEF07 – Telehandler Operations
SCMEF06 – Tractor operations with front and rear attachments
SCMEF05 – Tractor operations with rear attachments
SCBEE08 – Trap and store pollen
SCBEE04 – Using bees for pollination
SCBUS04 – VACANT WORKSHOP TYPE
SCPRO08 – Vertebrate Pest Management
SCPRO04 – Vineyard integrated weed management
SCBIO04 – Weeds Biosecurity Officer Induction
SCSAF04 – WHS for supervisors and managers
SCSAF03 – WHS for workers
SCSAF01 – Working in confined spaces
SCSAF02 – Working safely at heights
SCSAF05 – Working Safely at Heights and in Confined Spaces
AHCSS00074 – Agricultural Chemical Skill Set
SMARTtrain Chemical application (Level 3)
A course for people who use pesticides with powered and hand-held application equipment. On successful completion participants will be issued with a SMARTtrain® card, valid for 5 years.
Course aim: To safely prepare and apply chemicals for the control of pests, weeds and diseases. Interpret labels and SDS for safe transport, handling and storage and to recognise sensitive areas and manage spray drift.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 2 days including practical sessions
Online – Approximately 20-30 hours in a self-paced environment, 12 weeks to complete.
Units of competency
A course for people who use pesticides with powered and hand-held application equipment. On successful completion participants will be issued with a SMARTtrain® card, valid for 5 years.
Course aim: To safely prepare and apply chemicals for the control of pests, weeds and diseases. Interpret labels and SDS for safe transport, handling and storage and to recognise sensitive areas and manage spray drift.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 2 days including practical sessions
Online – Approximately 20-30 hours in a self-paced environment, 12 weeks to complete.
Units of competency
-
AHCCHM304 – Transport and store chemicals
- AHCCHM307 – Prepare and apply chemicals to control pest, weeds and diseases
SCBEE06 – Artificial insemination of queen bees
AHCSS00076 – Australian Native Stingless Bees Skill Set
SG00011097 – Bee Operations Skills Group
SG00011102 – Bee Operations Skills Group
SG00008200 – Beehive Operations Skills Group
SG00011314 – Beginning in bees skills group
SCBIO03 – Biosecurity applications
PUASS00063 – Biosecurity Emergency Responder
PUASS00064 – Biosecurity Emergency Response Leader
PUASS00061 – Biosecurity Infected Premises Supervisor
PUASS00062 – Biosecurity Movement Control
PUASS00093 – Biosecurity Response Public Information Management
SSL0001 – Certificate II in Agriculture
AHC20122 – Certificate II in Agriculture
AHC30122 – Certificate III in Agriculture
Get started at Tocal in a career that will grow with you. A career that will challenge and reward you. A career doing the most important work you can do: providing food and fibre for the world. Tocal’s AHC30122 Certificate III in Agriculture blends practical skills with underlying knowledge to give you a head start in your agricultural career.
The course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
- livestock husbandry (beef and dairy cattle, horses, sheep and poultry), crop and pasture production, precision farming, machinery operation and general farm skills
- a wide range of farm skills that make students highly employable in farm and agribusiness jobs
- safe working practices, including WHS, First Aid, emergency response and AQF3 chemical use accreditation.
AHC31824 – Certificate III in Beekeeping
Be recognised for your skills with a nationally-recognised qualification. Tocal’s AHC31824 Certificate III in Beekeeping will raise your skill levels in an important agricultural industry.
This qualification is aimed at commercial beekeepers, or beekeepers with multiple hives. There are 18 units of competency in total, which are delivered through a combination of face-to-face training, online training, and workplace assessment. Units include managing swarms, transporting hives, requeening a colony, and WHS processes.
AHC31424 – Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management
In 2021 the Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management (Indigenous Land Management) program was launched to establish meaningful land management training and career pathways for new entrant, green team members and rangers working within LLS and LALCs to upskill and build capacity for organisations and Community.
The program has developed and supported learning to revive Aboriginal culture through reading Country & gaining cultural fire skills to help manage the return of healthy Country across different vegetation groups.
The program is specifically tailored to meet the needs of the Aboriginal Community organisations and land management sector.
This course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
- Cultural and Ecological Site Inspection
- Maintaining native ecosystem areas
- Cultural burning and recording information on Country
ACM30821 – Certificate III in Horse Care
Deep equine knowledge and thorough practical skills; Tocal’s horse course will set you on the right path for a career in a variety of horse industries.
The course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
- horse health, breeding, breaking, training, riding, foal and weaner handling
- Farm skills including specialist equine husbandry, pastures & fencing
- WHS, First Aid and AQF3 chemical use accreditation.
AHC40122 – Certificate IV in Agriculture
Time to push your agricultural education harder? You’ve got some experience, maybe a Cert III, and you want more. You want to move your agricultural career forward and take it to the next level. Tocal’s AHC40122 Certificate IV in Agriculture is the place for you!
The course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
- Digital farming
- Livestock (predominantly cattle and sheep) health and husbandry, livestock breeding and genetics, livestock nutrition (including feedlot)
- Crop establishment and maintenance, soil analysis, pasture and grazing management, weed and pest management
- Maintenance of machinery and infrastructure (including welding), work supervision.
TAE40110 – Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
TAE40116 – Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
SCMEF11 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually (basic)
Chainsaw – fell trees manually (basic)
Undertake the process of basic tree felling work where hazards are assessed as low to moderate risk.
Course aim: To develop knowledge in general maintenance and operation of chainsaws, and felling trees safely and effectively following WHS and environmental requirements.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
Undertake the process of basic tree felling work where hazards are assessed as low to moderate risk.
Course aim: To develop knowledge in general maintenance and operation of chainsaws, and felling trees safely and effectively following WHS and environmental requirements.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
- FWPCOT2275 – Fell trees manually (basic)
SCMEF12 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually (intermediate)
Chainsaw – fell trees manually (intermediate)
This course gives you the skills and knowledge required to assess, plan and safely carry out manual felling of intermediate trees using a chainsaw.
Course aim: Learn felling procedures for trees with a level of complexity that requires significant tree assessment and practical felling skills.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
This course gives you the skills and knowledge required to assess, plan and safely carry out manual felling of intermediate trees using a chainsaw.
Course aim: Learn felling procedures for trees with a level of complexity that requires significant tree assessment and practical felling skills.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
- FWPCOT3350 – Fell trees manually (intermediate)
SCMEF17 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually reaccreditation (basic)
SG00011085 – Chainsaw – Trim & Cut Felled Trees Skills Group
SG00010574 – Chainsaw – Trim and Cut Felled Trees
SCMEF10 – Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees
Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees
How to operate a chainsaw when cutting a fallen tree using a range of techniques.
Course aim: To follow WHS requirements, maintain and operate a chainsaw safely and efficiently in a range of situations whilst cross-cutting felled trees to industry standards.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units of competency
How to operate a chainsaw when cutting a fallen tree using a range of techniques.
Course aim: To follow WHS requirements, maintain and operate a chainsaw safely and efficiently in a range of situations whilst cross-cutting felled trees to industry standards.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units of competency
• FWPCOT2254 – Maintain chainsaws
• FWPCOT2273 – Trim and cut felled trees
Reaccreditation: 1 day face-to-face
Reaccreditation: 1 day face-to-face
SCMEF09 – Chainsaw operation and maintenance
Chainsaw operation and maintenance
A practical course for those seeking basic chainsaw cross-cutting (cut timber on ground) and maintenance skills.
Course aim: To develop skills in general maintenance and operation of chainsaws, safety and efficient working techniques for cross-cutting fallen timber.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
A practical course for those seeking basic chainsaw cross-cutting (cut timber on ground) and maintenance skills.
Course aim: To develop skills in general maintenance and operation of chainsaws, safety and efficient working techniques for cross-cutting fallen timber.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
- AHCMOM213 – Operate and maintain chainsaws
SG00011061 – Chemical & Forklift Operations Skills Group
SCBEEV01 – Chemical application for beekeepers
SG00011063 – Chemical, Machinery, and Fencing Skills Group
SG00011064 – Chemicals, Chainsaw & Fencing Skills Group
SCBUS02 – Community Engagement
SG00011217 – Cultural Burn Skills Group
AHC50122 – Diploma of Agriculture
A better manager is a more efficient manager. Increasing your planning and management abilities will increase your profits. Let Tocal set you on the path.
The AHC50122 Diploma of Agriculture is ideal for farm owners, managers, agronomists and agricultural service providers.
This course aims to develop existing knowledge and skills in:
- planning and management
- work health and safety
- environment and sustainability
- livestock and crop production.
AHC50116 – Diploma of Agriculture
SCPRO07 – Drone Operations, Farm Mapping and Data Collection
SG00011001 – Drones and Farm Mapping
SG00008221 – Drones in Agriculture
SCPRO01 – Drones in agriculture
Drones in agriculture
A practical course in which you will learn and develop practical skills in drone operations in an agricultural context.
Course aim: To give participants the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to operate drones safely in an Agricultural business.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 1 day practical workshop with pre-workshop online learning
Online – Approximately 8-16 hours in a self-paced environment, trainer supported
Units of competency
A practical course in which you will learn and develop practical skills in drone operations in an agricultural context.
Course aim: To give participants the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to operate drones safely in an Agricultural business.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 1 day practical workshop with pre-workshop online learning
Online – Approximately 8-16 hours in a self-paced environment, trainer supported
Units of competency
- AHCMOM311 – Operate precision control technology
- AVIW0028 – Operate and manage remote pilot aircraft systems
TAESS00015 – Enterprise Trainer and Assessor Skill Set
TAESS00014 – Enterprise Trainer-Presenting Skill Set
SCPRO11 – FAAST reaccreditation
SG00010640 – Farm Mapping and Data Collection
SCBEE06 – Artificial insemination of queen bees
SCBEE01 – Beginning in Bees
SG00011314 – Beginning in bees skills group
SCBIO03 – Biosecurity application
SCMEF11 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually (basic)
SCMEF12 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually (intermediate)
SCMEF17 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually reaccreditation (basic)
SCMEF10 – Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees
SCMEF16 – Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees (reaccreditation)
SCBEEV01 – Chemical application for beekeepers
SCBUS02 – Community Engagement
SCPRO01 – Drones in agriculture
SCPRO11 – FAAST reaccreditation
SCPRO02 – Farm mapping and data collection
SCMEF03 – Farm motorbikes operations (two-wheel)
SCBUS03 – Get Board Savvy
SCPRO06 – Getting to know prohibited matter
OSCBEE01 – Honey bee pest and disease management – online
SCBEE02 – Honey bee pest and disease sampling and management
SCMEF08 – Licence for forklift operations
SCBIO01 – Machinery and equipment biosecurity
OSUB0003 – Manage risk is land use planning
SCBIO02 – Manage weed biosecurity on farm
SCBEE05 – Native bees
AHCSS00076 – Native stingless bees
SCMEF04 – Off-road four-wheel-drive and recovery
CHEMSPRAY3 – Optimising Spray
SCBUS01 – Plan to Profit
SCMEF13 – Pole saw operation
TOCALPD – Professional Development
SCMEF01 – Quad bike operations
SCBEE07 – Rearing queen bees
SCBEE09 – Recognise plants
SCMEF18 – Recover four wheel drive vehicle
SCMEF15 – Rural fencing operations
SCBEE03 – Seasonal Management of Honey Bee Colonies
SCMEF14 – Service and maintain small powered machines
SCMEF02 – Side by side operations
AHCSS00074 – SMARTtrain chemical application (level 3)
CHEML3R – SMARTtrain chemical application (level 3) reaccreditation
CHEML4 – SMARTtrain Chemical risk management (Level 4)
SCMEF07 – Telehandler Operations
SCMEF06 – Tractor operations with front and rear attachments
SCMEF05 – Tractor operations with rear attachments
SCBEE08 – Trap and store pollen
SCBEE04 – Using bees for pollination
SCBUS04 – VACANT WORKSHOP TYPE
SCPRO08 – Vertebrate Pest Management
SCPRO04 – Vineyard integrated weed management
SCBIO04 – Weeds Biosecurity Officer Induction
SCSAF04 – WHS for supervisors and managers
SCSAF03 – WHS for workers
SCSAF01 – Working in confined spaces
SCSAF02 – Working safely at heights
SCSAF05 – Working Safely at Heights and in Confined Spaces
AHCSS00074 – Agricultural Chemical Skill Set
SMARTtrain Chemical application (Level 3)
A course for people who use pesticides with powered and hand-held application equipment. On successful completion participants will be issued with a SMARTtrain® card, valid for 5 years.
Course aim: To safely prepare and apply chemicals for the control of pests, weeds and diseases. Interpret labels and SDS for safe transport, handling and storage and to recognise sensitive areas and manage spray drift.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 2 days including practical sessions
Online – Approximately 20-30 hours in a self-paced environment, 12 weeks to complete.
Units of competency
A course for people who use pesticides with powered and hand-held application equipment. On successful completion participants will be issued with a SMARTtrain® card, valid for 5 years.
Course aim: To safely prepare and apply chemicals for the control of pests, weeds and diseases. Interpret labels and SDS for safe transport, handling and storage and to recognise sensitive areas and manage spray drift.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 2 days including practical sessions
Online – Approximately 20-30 hours in a self-paced environment, 12 weeks to complete.
Units of competency
-
AHCCHM304 – Transport and store chemicals
- AHCCHM307 – Prepare and apply chemicals to control pest, weeds and diseases
SCBEE06 – Artificial insemination of queen bees
AHCSS00076 – Australian Native Stingless Bees Skill Set
SG00011097 – Bee Operations Skills Group
SG00011102 – Bee Operations Skills Group
SG00008200 – Beehive Operations Skills Group
SG00011314 – Beginning in bees skills group
SCBIO03 – Biosecurity applications
PUASS00063 – Biosecurity Emergency Responder
PUASS00064 – Biosecurity Emergency Response Leader
PUASS00061 – Biosecurity Infected Premises Supervisor
PUASS00062 – Biosecurity Movement Control
PUASS00093 – Biosecurity Response Public Information Management
SSL0001 – Certificate II in Agriculture
AHC20122 – Certificate II in Agriculture
AHC30122 – Certificate III in Agriculture
Get started at Tocal in a career that will grow with you. A career that will challenge and reward you. A career doing the most important work you can do: providing food and fibre for the world. Tocal’s AHC30122 Certificate III in Agriculture blends practical skills with underlying knowledge to give you a head start in your agricultural career.
The course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
- livestock husbandry (beef and dairy cattle, horses, sheep and poultry), crop and pasture production, precision farming, machinery operation and general farm skills
- a wide range of farm skills that make students highly employable in farm and agribusiness jobs
- safe working practices, including WHS, First Aid, emergency response and AQF3 chemical use accreditation.
AHC31824 – Certificate III in Beekeeping
Be recognised for your skills with a nationally-recognised qualification. Tocal’s AHC31824 Certificate III in Beekeeping will raise your skill levels in an important agricultural industry.
This qualification is aimed at commercial beekeepers, or beekeepers with multiple hives. There are 18 units of competency in total, which are delivered through a combination of face-to-face training, online training, and workplace assessment. Units include managing swarms, transporting hives, requeening a colony, and WHS processes.
AHC31424 – Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management
In 2021 the Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management (Indigenous Land Management) program was launched to establish meaningful land management training and career pathways for new entrant, green team members and rangers working within LLS and LALCs to upskill and build capacity for organisations and Community.
The program has developed and supported learning to revive Aboriginal culture through reading Country & gaining cultural fire skills to help manage the return of healthy Country across different vegetation groups.
The program is specifically tailored to meet the needs of the Aboriginal Community organisations and land management sector.
This course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
- Cultural and Ecological Site Inspection
- Maintaining native ecosystem areas
- Cultural burning and recording information on Country
ACM30821 – Certificate III in Horse Care
Deep equine knowledge and thorough practical skills; Tocal’s horse course will set you on the right path for a career in a variety of horse industries.
The course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
- horse health, breeding, breaking, training, riding, foal and weaner handling
- Farm skills including specialist equine husbandry, pastures & fencing
- WHS, First Aid and AQF3 chemical use accreditation.
AHC40122 – Certificate IV in Agriculture
Time to push your agricultural education harder? You’ve got some experience, maybe a Cert III, and you want more. You want to move your agricultural career forward and take it to the next level. Tocal’s AHC40122 Certificate IV in Agriculture is the place for you!
The course aims to develop knowledge and skills in:
- Digital farming
- Livestock (predominantly cattle and sheep) health and husbandry, livestock breeding and genetics, livestock nutrition (including feedlot)
- Crop establishment and maintenance, soil analysis, pasture and grazing management, weed and pest management
- Maintenance of machinery and infrastructure (including welding), work supervision.
TAE40110 – Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
TAE40116 – Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
SCMEF11 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually (basic)
Chainsaw – fell trees manually (basic)
Undertake the process of basic tree felling work where hazards are assessed as low to moderate risk.
Course aim: To develop knowledge in general maintenance and operation of chainsaws, and felling trees safely and effectively following WHS and environmental requirements.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
Undertake the process of basic tree felling work where hazards are assessed as low to moderate risk.
Course aim: To develop knowledge in general maintenance and operation of chainsaws, and felling trees safely and effectively following WHS and environmental requirements.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
- FWPCOT2275 – Fell trees manually (basic)
SCMEF12 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually (intermediate)
Chainsaw – fell trees manually (intermediate)
This course gives you the skills and knowledge required to assess, plan and safely carry out manual felling of intermediate trees using a chainsaw.
Course aim: Learn felling procedures for trees with a level of complexity that requires significant tree assessment and practical felling skills.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
This course gives you the skills and knowledge required to assess, plan and safely carry out manual felling of intermediate trees using a chainsaw.
Course aim: Learn felling procedures for trees with a level of complexity that requires significant tree assessment and practical felling skills.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
- FWPCOT3350 – Fell trees manually (intermediate)
SCMEF17 – Chainsaw – fell trees manually reaccreditation (basic)
SG00011085 – Chainsaw – Trim & Cut Felled Trees Skills Group
SG00010574 – Chainsaw – Trim and Cut Felled Trees
SCMEF10 – Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees
Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees
How to operate a chainsaw when cutting a fallen tree using a range of techniques.
Course aim: To follow WHS requirements, maintain and operate a chainsaw safely and efficiently in a range of situations whilst cross-cutting felled trees to industry standards.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units of competency
How to operate a chainsaw when cutting a fallen tree using a range of techniques.
Course aim: To follow WHS requirements, maintain and operate a chainsaw safely and efficiently in a range of situations whilst cross-cutting felled trees to industry standards.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units of competency
• FWPCOT2254 – Maintain chainsaws
• FWPCOT2273 – Trim and cut felled trees
Reaccreditation: 1 day face-to-face
Reaccreditation: 1 day face-to-face
SCMEF09 – Chainsaw operation and maintenance
Chainsaw operation and maintenance
A practical course for those seeking basic chainsaw cross-cutting (cut timber on ground) and maintenance skills.
Course aim: To develop skills in general maintenance and operation of chainsaws, safety and efficient working techniques for cross-cutting fallen timber.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
A practical course for those seeking basic chainsaw cross-cutting (cut timber on ground) and maintenance skills.
Course aim: To develop skills in general maintenance and operation of chainsaws, safety and efficient working techniques for cross-cutting fallen timber.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
- AHCMOM213 – Operate and maintain chainsaws
SG00011061 – Chemical & Forklift Operations Skills Group
SCBEEV01 – Chemical application for beekeepers
SG00011063 – Chemical, Machinery, and Fencing Skills Group
SG00011064 – Chemicals, Chainsaw & Fencing Skills Group
SCBUS02 – Community Engagement
SG00011217 – Cultural Burn Skills Group
AHC50122 – Diploma of Agriculture
A better manager is a more efficient manager. Increasing your planning and management abilities will increase your profits. Let Tocal set you on the path.
The AHC50122 Diploma of Agriculture is ideal for farm owners, managers, agronomists and agricultural service providers.
This course aims to develop existing knowledge and skills in:
- planning and management
- work health and safety
- environment and sustainability
- livestock and crop production.
AHC50116 – Diploma of Agriculture
SCPRO07 – Drone Operations, Farm Mapping and Data Collection
SG00011001 – Drones and Farm Mapping
SG00008221 – Drones in Agriculture
SCPRO01 – Drones in agriculture
Drones in agriculture
A practical course in which you will learn and develop practical skills in drone operations in an agricultural context.
Course aim: To give participants the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to operate drones safely in an Agricultural business.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 1 day practical workshop with pre-workshop online learning
Online – Approximately 8-16 hours in a self-paced environment, trainer supported
Units of competency
A practical course in which you will learn and develop practical skills in drone operations in an agricultural context.
Course aim: To give participants the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to operate drones safely in an Agricultural business.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 1 day practical workshop with pre-workshop online learning
Online – Approximately 8-16 hours in a self-paced environment, trainer supported
Units of competency
- AHCMOM311 – Operate precision control technology
- AVIW0028 – Operate and manage remote pilot aircraft systems
TAESS00015 – Enterprise Trainer and Assessor Skill Set
TAESS00014 – Enterprise Trainer-Presenting Skill Set
SCPRO11 – FAAST reaccreditation
SG00010640 – Farm Mapping and Data Collection
SCPRO02 – Farm mapping and data collection
Farm mapping and data collection
Designed by production managers and agronomists and delivered by experienced industry specialists, this course will teach you how to convert images into high resolution geo-referenced land maps, crop maps and elevation models.
Course aim: Learn to use drones for collection of crop production and map data, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping, process map data to create useful and meaningful production maps, analyse maps, and export data for use in operations such as spray maps or variable rate sowing plans.
Delivery
1 day practical workshop with pre-workshop online learning
Units of competency
Designed by production managers and agronomists and delivered by experienced industry specialists, this course will teach you how to convert images into high resolution geo-referenced land maps, crop maps and elevation models.
Course aim: Learn to use drones for collection of crop production and map data, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping, process map data to create useful and meaningful production maps, analyse maps, and export data for use in operations such as spray maps or variable rate sowing plans.
Delivery
1 day practical workshop with pre-workshop online learning
Units of competency
- AHCWRK215 – Collect and record production data
- AHCLPW410 – Produce maps for land management purposes
SG00009460 – Farm Mapping and Data Collection
SG00010650 – Farm Motorbike Operations (2 Wheel)
SCMEF03 – Farm motorbikes operations (two-wheel)
Farm motorbikes operations (two wheel)
A practical course for those wanting to develop their skills in the use of two wheeled motorbikes.
Course aim: To develop the skills to undertake pre-start checks, operate and shut down a two wheeled motor bike.
Delivery
1 day face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
A practical course for those wanting to develop their skills in the use of two wheeled motorbikes.
Course aim: To develop the skills to undertake pre-start checks, operate and shut down a two wheeled motor bike.
Delivery
1 day face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
- AHCMOM201 – Operate two wheel motor bikes
SG00011135 – Fell Trees Manually (basic)
SG00011026 – Fencing Operations
SG00011180 – Fencing, Machinery, Confined Spaces
SCBUS03 – Get Board Savvy
SCPRO06 – Getting to Know Prohibited Matter
OSCBEE01 – Honey bee pest and disease management – online
SCBEE02 – Honey bee pest and disease sampling and management
SG00010994 – Honey bee pest and disease sampling and management
SCPRO05 – Identify grasses
Identify grasses
Helpful training if you need to report on grasses in your area.
Course aim: You will learn to recognise features and attributes of a range of your local native and exotic grass species. Includes training in the use of field guides and plant keys to identify grasses in your area, and methods for describing these species. Feel free to bring along grass specimens for identification.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
AHCPCM303 – Identify plant specimens
Helpful training if you need to report on grasses in your area.
Course aim: You will learn to recognise features and attributes of a range of your local native and exotic grass species. Includes training in the use of field guides and plant keys to identify grasses in your area, and methods for describing these species. Feel free to bring along grass specimens for identification.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
AHCPCM303 – Identify plant specimens
SCPRO03 – Introduction to pruning for grapevines
Introduction to pruning for grapevines
Learn from leading industry expert Liz Riley of Vitbit the way a grape vine grows and how this affects the way you prune to promote and maintain vine structure, vigour, growing space and vine health.
Course aim: Learn about post pruning vine treatments, tools for pruning and their maintenance, PPE for grape vine pruning, recording and reporting pruning activities, WHS rights and responsibilities and WHS recording and reporting.
Delivery
1 day workshop and practical session
Units of competency
Learn from leading industry expert Liz Riley of Vitbit the way a grape vine grows and how this affects the way you prune to promote and maintain vine structure, vigour, growing space and vine health.
Course aim: Learn about post pruning vine treatments, tools for pruning and their maintenance, PPE for grape vine pruning, recording and reporting pruning activities, WHS rights and responsibilities and WHS recording and reporting.
Delivery
1 day workshop and practical session
Units of competency
- AHCPHT216 – Carry out canopy maintenance
- AHCWHS202 – Participate in work health safety processes
SCMEF08 – Licence for forklift operations
Licence for forklift operations
This course is appropriate to those requiring training in the safe and efficient use of a forklift. Participants are trained and assessed for a SafeWork NSW forklift licence.
Course aim: To follow WHS procedures and effectively manage hazards, conduct routine checks and follow correct procedures, operate forklift and shift loads safely and efficiently.
Delivery
3 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units if competency
This course is appropriate to those requiring training in the safe and efficient use of a forklift. Participants are trained and assessed for a SafeWork NSW forklift licence.
Course aim: To follow WHS procedures and effectively manage hazards, conduct routine checks and follow correct procedures, operate forklift and shift loads safely and efficiently.
Delivery
3 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units if competency
- TLILIC0003 – Licence to operate a forklift truck
SG00005015 – Licence for Forklift Operations
SG00011027 – Machinery & Equipment Skills Group
SG00011096 – Machinery & Fencing Skills Group
SG00011111 – Machinery & Fencing Skills Group
SG00011284 – Machinery and chainsaws Skills Group
SG00011288 – Machinery and chainsaws Skills group
OSCBIO01 – Machinery and equipment biosecurity
SCBIO01 – Machinery and equipment biosecurity
Machinery and equipment biosecurity
This course has been developed to increase awareness of how weeds and pests can be spread via contaminated machinery and what can be done to reduce the risk of this occurring.
Course aim: Participants will learn how to effectively inspect and clean machinery, tools, and equipment to prevent the spread of pests, diseases, and contaminants that can negatively impact ecosystems and agricultural production.
Delivery
Face-to-face – 1 day workshop including practical sessions
Online – 12 weeks to complete in a self-paced environment, approximately 8-16 hours
Unit of competency
- AHCBIO203 – Inspect and clean machinery, tools and equipment to preserve biosecurity
SG00011294 – Machinery maintenance and biosecurity Skills Group
SG00011266 – Machinery Skills Group
OSUB003 – Manage risk in land use planning
SCBIO02 – Manage weed biosecurity on farm
OSUB004 – Monitor and manage soils for production
SCBEE05 – Native bees
DRIVAWARE – Off Road Driver Awareness Training
SG00009720 – Off Road Four Wheel Drive and Recovery
SCMEF04 – Off-road four-wheel-drive and recovery
Off-road four wheel drive and recovery
How to safely operate a four wheel drive vehicle off road and use vehicle recovery techniques. Bring your own four wheel drive vehicle.
Course aim: Maintain and operate a four wheel drive vehicle safely and effectively under a range of off-road conditions. Carry out four wheel drive vehicle recovery operations.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units of competency
How to safely operate a four wheel drive vehicle off road and use vehicle recovery techniques. Bring your own four wheel drive vehicle.
Course aim: Maintain and operate a four wheel drive vehicle safely and effectively under a range of off-road conditions. Carry out four wheel drive vehicle recovery operations.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units of competency
• FWPCOT3325 – Operate four wheel drive vehicle on unsealed roads
• FWPCOT3326 – Recover four wheel drive vehicle
Note: Participants require a minimum P2 licence and must supply own vehicle
(participants from the same organisation can share vehicles).
Note: Participants require a minimum P2 licence and must supply own vehicle
(participants from the same organisation can share vehicles).
TestQual – Online Enrolments Test Qual
SG00007320 – Operate Quad Bikes
SG00011157 – Operate Remote Pilot Aircraft Systems Skills Group
SG00006655 – Operate Side By Side Utility Vehicle
SG00006857 – Operate Tractors with Attachments (Level 3) and Front-End Loader Operations (Level 2)
CHEMSPRAY3 – Optimising Spray
SG00008407 – Plan to Profit
SCBUS01 – Plan to profit
SCMEF13 – Pole saw operation
Pole saw operation
How to safely operate and maintain a mechanical pole saw for trimming high branches in a range of situations.
Course aim: To develop knowledge and skills in WHS requirements for pole saw operations, assessing trees, preparing pole saw for trimming, trimming high branches, and promoting tree growth by trimming and felling excess branches.
Delivery
1/2 day face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
FWPCOT3301 – Trim trees using a pole saw
Note: Competence in Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees is a prerequisite to attend this course
How to safely operate and maintain a mechanical pole saw for trimming high branches in a range of situations.
Course aim: To develop knowledge and skills in WHS requirements for pole saw operations, assessing trees, preparing pole saw for trimming, trimming high branches, and promoting tree growth by trimming and felling excess branches.
Delivery
1/2 day face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
FWPCOT3301 – Trim trees using a pole saw
Note: Competence in Chainsaw – trim and cut felled trees is a prerequisite to attend this course
SG00008598 – Quad bike operations and Side by side operations
SG00011163 – Quad Bike, Side by side, Tractors Front-end loader
SG00011149 – Quad bikes and WHS Skills Group
SG00011201 – Quads, SSV, Chainsaw Operations
OSCBEE02 – Quality Assurance for Honey Extraction
SCBEE07 – Rearing queen bees
SG00011207 – Rearing queen bees
SCBEE09 – Recognise plants
SCMEF18 – Recover four wheel drive vehicle
SCMEF15 – Rural fencing operations
Rural fencing operations
Fencing is not just wire, wood and steel. You need a reason to build a fence, and a design. Tocal’s two-day course can get you started. Learn how to build a fence that will work for you.
Course aim: To develop knowledge and skills in basic fencing, installation and maintenance of basic electric fencing, whilst understanding fence design and layout.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units of competency
Fencing is not just wire, wood and steel. You need a reason to build a fence, and a design. Tocal’s two-day course can get you started. Learn how to build a fence that will work for you.
Course aim: To develop knowledge and skills in basic fencing, installation and maintenance of basic electric fencing, whilst understanding fence design and layout.
Delivery
2 days face-to-face including practical sessions
Units of competency
- AHCINF307 – Plan and construct conventional fencing
- AHCINF205 – Carry out basic electric fencing operations
SG00010991 – Safety & Machinery Skills Group
SCBEE03 – Seasonal Management of Honey Bee Colonies
SG00006461 – Service and Maintain Small Powered Machines
SCMEF14 – Service and maintain small powered machines
Service and maintain small powered machines
Diagnose problems, replace parts and carry out scheduled maintenance of small powered machines.
Course aim: To develop participants’ skills in self servicing your own small powered machines, reading and interpreting service manuals, following safety procedures and understanding WHS issues.
Delivery
1 day face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
Diagnose problems, replace parts and carry out scheduled maintenance of small powered machines.
Course aim: To develop participants’ skills in self servicing your own small powered machines, reading and interpreting service manuals, following safety procedures and understanding WHS issues.
Delivery
1 day face-to-face including practical sessions
Unit of competency
- AHCMOM204 – Undertake operational maintenance of machinery