AHC30824 – Certificate III in Arboriculture
(Climbing Arborist)
Arbortrim is Australia’s leading provider of Arboriculture qualifications. We work closely with industry to ensure our programs are relevant and effective and that they are improving the quality of Arboriculture work in Australia.
The Certificate III in Arboriculture is Australia’s trade qualification for tree work and it supports employers and their staff to be compliant with regulations and also to be competitive with other tree services.
Demand for Arbortrim’s Certificate III in Arboriculture continues to rise.
Factors contributing to strong demand for places include:
- Industry recognition for our commitment to quality in Certificate III & Diploma of Arboriculture
- Unprecedented government support through incentives & subsidies for arboriculture qualifications
- Stronger compliance requirements from regulators and customers
- Increased business competition for maintaining a qualified workforce
Become a qualified
arborist
National skill shortage of arborists
- Qualified arborists are in high demand throughout Australia and overseas
- Arborists are continually included in Victorian and national skill shortage reports
- Employment outlook indicates ongoing job opportunities for qualified arborists
Course overview
Enrol now and gain the skills and knowledge for a rewarding career in tree maintenance and sustainability.
The AHC30824 Certificate III in Arboriculture course provides you with the most up-to-date techniques using highly specialised equipment to support you to develop your skills and gain your nationally recognised trade qualification.
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Course content
| AHC30824 – Certificate III in Arboriculture (Climbing Arborist) | |
| Unit Code | Unit Title |
| AHCARB323 | Identify trees |
|---|---|
| FWPCOT2254 | Maintain chainsaws |
| FWPCOT2273 | Trim and cut felled trees |
| FWPHAR2208 | Operate a mobile chipper/mulcher |
| AHCARB322 | Access trees for inspection |
| AHCARB320 | Install tree support system |
| AHCARB319 | Use arborist climbing techniques |
| AHCARB315 | Inspect trees for access and work |
| FWPCOT3301 | Trim trees using a pole saw |
| AHCARB316 | Perform pruning operations |
| FWPCOT2275 | Fell trees manually (basic) |
| FWPCOT3350 | Fell trees manually (intermediate) |
| AHCARB213 | Perform ground-based rigging |
| AHCARB314 | Implement a tree maintenance program |
| AHCARB317 | Dismantle trees |
| HLTAID011 | Provide First Aid |
| RIIMPO320F | Conduct civil construction excavator operations |
| AHCARB318 | Undertake aerial rescue |
For information about fees,
government funding and
the next course intake.
Contact Rob Buick on:
0401 623 301 or email
[email protected]
VIC – Enrolments are now open!
TAS, SA, NSW, ACT, QLD – Now taking expressions of interest.
Phone 1300 366 015
Entry Requirements
To be selected for entry into AHC30824 Certificate III in Arboriculture (Climbing Arborist), applicants are required to complete a suitability review, a task participation and medical checklist and a language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) evaluation, prior to enrolment. Applicants must also:
- Be currently employed within the arboriculture industry
- Have access to a full Arborist Climbing Kit for use during training and for workplace practice
- Be able to practice climbing in the workplace under the supervision of a qualified climber
- Have access to a laptop computer
Funding & Subsidies
Arbortrim Australia is contracted by the Department of Education to provide access to funded training places for eligible applicants under the Skills First Program for training delivered in Victoria.
Contact us to discuss your individual eligibility for funding and subsidies.
* This training may be delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding through the Skills First Program for eligible individuals. Commencing this course may impact your future entitlement to receive government subsidised training. || Individuals with disabilities and/or special needs are encouraged to apply. || Fees apply.
Take it to the Top with Arboriculture Traineeships
There are many benefits of undertaking a Certificate III in Arboriculture traineeship, for both the trainee and for the employer.
Training up the next generation of skilled Arboriculture workers benefits your business and industry, reducing skills shortages and ensuring you have qualified and productive staff.
Significant financial support is available through Australian Government Australian Apprenticeships Incentives System.
A Summary of the Australian Government Australian Apprenticeships Incentives System can be found at the following link: https://www.dewr.gov.au/australian-apprenticeships/resources/australian-apprenticeships-incentive-system-summary
For more information on employer incentives in the new Australian Apprenticeships Incentive System (Incentives System), refer to the Incentives System Reform – Factsheet https://www.dewr.gov.au/australian-apprenticeships/resources/australian-apprenticeships-incentive-system-factsheet Incentives System Reform FAQs https://www.dewr.gov.au/australian-apprenticeships/resources/australian-apprenticeships-incentive-system-frequently-asked-questions or contact your local Australian Apprenticeship Support Network provider.
ˆ Eligibility criteria applies for all incentives and will be confirmed by your Australian Apprenticeships Centre prior to enrolment.