WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT COURSE ( FULL OR PART TIME )

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COURSE TYPE: Full-time Training

DURATION: 21-Days

STUDENT FEE: R 26 700:00

INCLUDED: Meals, Accommodation, Study Material, Uniform Contribution Membership-, Exam-, Assessment- & Moderation- Fees

 

COURSE CREDITS:

This course is accredited and fully endorsed by the ISCI (International Students Conservation Initiative).

 

COURSE MODULES:

Introduction to Wildlife Management

Conservation Action Planning

Laws & Legislation

Bio-diversity Conservation

Natural Resources

Veld Management

Ecological Processes & Principles

Plant & Animal Care

Land Degradation

Invader Plants

Bush Encroachment

Road Maintenance

Fire Management

Elephant Management

Animal Health Monitoring

Game Fencing

And much more…




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COURSE TYPE:  I-LEARN Distance Learning & Full-time Contact Training

DURATION & STUDENT FEE:

PHASE 1: R 8 000:00 (I-LEARN Online Classes)

PHASE 2: R 14 000:00 (10-Days Practical Contact Training)

TOTAL:  R 22 000:00

 

INCLUDED: Study Material, Uniform Contribution, Membership-, Exam-, Assessment- & Moderation- Fees + Meals and Accommodation for practical.

COURSE CREDITS: The course is fully endorsed by CATHSSETA and accredited by the ISCI (International Students Conservation Initiative)

 

COURSE MODULES:

Introduction to Wildlife Management

Conservation Action Planning

Laws & Legislation

Bio-diversity Conservation

Natural Resources

Veld Management

Ecological Processes & Principles

Plant & Animal Care

Land Degradation

Invader Plants

Bush Encroachment

Road Maintenance

Fire Management

Elephant Management

Animal Health Monitoring

Game Fencing

And much more…




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