Trainee Bush Regeneration & Land Management

Shellharbour City Council; Shellharbour City Council; On-site; AUD 19,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Novated leasing

Retail discounts

Corporate fitness programs

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Learning & Development opportunities

Annual Award Increases

Bi-annual bonus payments

Weekly pay run

Parental leave entitlements

Job summary

Shellharbour City Council offers a Temporary full-time traineeship at Oak Flats Services Depot, focusing on bush regeneration, land management and environmental conservation. You will complete a nationally recognised Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management through TAFE while gaining practical industry experience.

The program commences January 2027, includes on-the-job training, and opens opportunities for career development within the Council’s environmental teams.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience in revegetation projects, weed management, habitat improvement and hazard reduction activities.
• Completion of a Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management through TAFE will be completed during the traineeship.
• Two years of practical industry experience gained through the cadet, apprentice and trainee program.

Responsibilities

• Assist with revegetation projects, weed management, habitat improvement and hazard reduction activities.
• Complete a Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management through TAFE during the traineeship.
• Gain two years of practical industry experience.

Skills

Bush regeneration

Weed management

Habitat improvement

Hazard reduction

Education

Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management

Job description

Shellharbour City Council offers a Temporary full-time traineeship at Oak Flats Services Depot, focusing on bush regeneration, land management and environmental conservation. You will complete a nationally recognised Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management through TAFE while gaining practical industry experience.

The program commences January 2027, includes on-the-job training, and opens opportunities for career development within the Council’s environmental teams.