This course is held over two days and covers the maintenance, preparation and operation of handheld chainsaws in a work environment. It requires the application of skills and knowledge to cross cut fallen timber using appropriate cutting techniques to maximise volume and quality recovery.
Students should complete the application form and attach documents such as: translated and certified copies of academic qualifications, English language assessment and a summary of any work experience. Applicants must attach a non-refundable application fee of A$100 by bank draft to South West Institute of TAFE or the payment can also be made by credit card by completing the relevant section on the Application Form. They should send the completed application forms to International Programs, South West Institute of TAFE, PO Box 674, Warrnambool, Victoria 3280, Australia.
This college specialises in education and training for the agriculture and horse management industries. Their unique equine programs are known for their specialist management content, with graduates going on to manage many of the country's leading studs, equestrian centres and training stables. Their graduate careers are as diverse as owner operators or professional farm managers in the areas of beef, sheep, dairy, equine industries. Their graduates are also employed in the agricultural service industry. They offer both on-campus and off-campus programs as well as a range of residential short courses on topical farming and farm management issues. At this TAFE they work closely with their local communities to deliver vocational education and training which contributes to the development of business, industry and employment within their region. Here they are working to maintain and extend the tradition of service to the State's agricultural and rural communities, to increase the life opportunities of every student.