Certificate III in Aboriginal Sites Work

The nationally accredited Certificate III in Aboriginal Sites Work revitalises Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultures by connecting past and present. Search for traces of history and collaborate with communities to protect and maintain these vital sites for generations to come.

LEARN NEW SKILLS

Through theory and practical course work, learn to:

• Protect places of cultural significance
• Follow cultural protocols
• Apply knowledge of legislation to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander work sites
• Identify, document and maintain Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander sites, objects, and landscapes
• Move and store artefacts
• Consult with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities

DEVELOP YOUR TALENT

Develop the personal attributes that will help you get ahead:

• Passion for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander cultures
• Drive to protect heritage sites
• Great communication skills
• Collaborative nature
• Sensitivity to the cultural diversities Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples

ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS

Completing this course will provide you with:

• A nationally accredited qualification at Certificate III level

Career opportunities:

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander ranger or tour guide
• Heritage field officer
• Environmental consultant

GROW YOUR CAREER

Take your career further with:

• Certificate IV and Diploma in Conservation and Ecosystem Management
• Diploma of Aboriginal Studies for Professional and Community Development

INDUSTRY DEMAND

Cultural specialists are in demand, as there is a lack of suitably qualified Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander site workers. Working in this field provides you with an opportunity to uncover and preserve precious historical tools and sites and be a part of maintaining thousands of years of history and knowledge.