EnviTE is Registered By NSW Vocational Education and Training (VETAB) to issue the following qualifications:

Not only does EnviTE offer accredited training it also has the facilities to deliver non accredited units in a range of specialty areas relating to bush regeneration and land conservation. Units on offer include site assessment, vegetation restoration techniques, native plant identification, native plant propagation, weed control and occupational health and safety.

As a necessary part of our registration the organisation offers assessment on individual skills and knowledge already learnt. This process is called Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and/or Recognition of Current Competency (RCC). Potential participants have the option to undergo an 'Assessment only' where no training is required, knowledge is derived from previous employment and or life experience. The successful outcome of these three methods is a VETAB accredited certificate in Conservation and Land Management.

Training and assessment and other assessment options are available to Work for the Dole or Community Work Placement participants who are eligible for Training Credits. Courses on offer are subject to sufficient class numbers. Participants will be notified of the value of their training credits on completion of their contract. Should you choose to undertake training with EnviTE, your Community Work Coordinator will arrange payment of your course fees.

EnviTE also designs and delivers flexible learning for community groups, government authorities, councils and industry. EnviTE is currently providing bush regeneration training to Landcare groups throughout the Richmond River Catchment, training is facilitated by the Richmond Landcare Inc. Landcare and Dunecare groups benefit from the wealth of experience and hands on expertise of our qualified trainers from Coffs Harbour to the Queensland border.

EnviTE provides accredited Occupational Health and Safety to all Work for the Dole participants working on environmental project teams. The organisation has provided accredited training to over 400 Green Corps participants.

If you have any questions, comments or feedback that relates to training email the Training Coordinator Phillip Reed - phillipr@envite.org.au

EnviTE training delivery has assisted in building the capacity of the community to implement successful environmental restoration projects.

Over the past year EnviTE has provided extensive training to Landcare and Dunecare group members from the Coffs Harbour area north to Tweed Heads.

Training was delivered as a significant component of all EnviTE Envirofund projects. EnviTE has been contracted to deliver training to Landcare groups on behalf of Richmond Landcare Inc. through undertaking training, participant's gain skills necessary to carry out on-ground works. Networks are established between groups and members gain support and motivation.

EnviTE is proud of its relationship with local Indigenous communities and continues to find ways to provide Aboriginal people on the north coast with formal qualifications in Conservation and Land Management that lead to improved outcomes in terms of employment and bush regeneration.

EnviTE worked with indigenous trainee Field Officers at Arakwal National Park (Byron Bay). Training was provided in seed collection and plant propagation.

EnviTE continues to provide formal training to Work for the Dole participants in Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S).

Four Green Corps teams commenced training in Conservation Land Management (CLM). The successful participants will complete Certificate I and six competencies of the Certificate II in CLM. Participant's are fortunate to have trainers with training and assessment certification and a wealth of vocational experience to pass on.

Staff were trained in a range of areas such as Occupational Health and Safety, Occupational Health and Safety Consultation, Cross Cultural Awareness, First Aid, Supervision and Management, Chainsaw Operations, Geographic Information Systems, Defensive Driving and Chemical user Operations.

EnviTE is well positioned to expand the provision of environmental training to community members, program participants and other relevant groups