220-287 Forestry Work Skills II

207-166 or 207-168 Forestry Work Skills I.

This subject builds on the knowledge students gained in Forestry Work Skills I. Students are required to apply principles learnt through their studies to participate in work placements and projects. Students experience the practical application of techniques and methods studied during the course of the advanced diploma.

On completion of this subject, students should:

• be able to work independently and unsupervised as well as actively participate in group work; and

• understand the process of project development, completion and reporting, and effectively manage time allocated to activities.

The subject covers the areas of:

• practical application of the field skills acquired during Forestry Work Skills I and other advanced diploma subjects;

• advanced project design management, coordination and reporting; and

• supervision skills, team work and group dynamics.

Students are required to complete a report (of 2000-2500 words) on the activities undertaken. Those students not employed in the forestry or a related industry must complete 80 days of industry experience.