Undertaking field work for hydrography

NWPSS00013 Hydrometric Monitoring Basics (Skill Set)  

These qualifications are part of the AHA training package. Industry Training subjects offered meet or exceed the requirements of an equivalent Unit of Competency defined by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). Studying through AHA and delivered by Timber Training Creswick (RTOid 4168) can lead to two qualifications:

These qualifications cover skills and knowledge to obtain a broad range of skills in hydrometric monitoring. They allow experienced staff to apply advanced practice and develop leadership roles.

This cooperative delivery is solely for the Skill Set and the Hydrometric Monitoring specialisation of the Diploma.

Target Students

  • Existing workers who are Australia citizens or permanent residents working in the hydrometric monitoring industry.

Course Entry Requirements

  • Student courses have no published entry requirements.
  • TTC requires that learners be working in Hydrometric monitoring at enrolment in order for them to be able to do the learning exercises.
  • Suggested minimum age of entry is 18 years old, due to the need to conduct some operations under extreme weather events.

Student Identification Requirements

A Unique Student Identifier (USI) is required and other photo ID is needed to verify the identity of the individual taking part.

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Credit Arrangements

Candidates will be evaluated on enrolment for any potential Recognition of Current Competency (RCC) or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

Student Intakes

Enrolments are open each year:

  • Cohort 1: Enrolments close 8 February
  • Cohort 2: Enrolments close 2 July

Semesters

  • Start date: 1 March
    Deadline for students to complete all assessment tasks: 31 May
    Deadline for trainers to complete assessment of all student tasks: 30 June
  • Start date: 1 August
    Deadline for students to complete all assessment tasks: 31 October
    Deadline for trainers to complete assessment of all student tasks: 30 November

Student Information

Process to start a Skill Set Course

Step 2:

If you are not already an AHA member, join AHA or Register as a Student

Step 3:

Complete the Expression of Interest Form

Step 4:

On receipt of the form,
AHA and TTC will carry out a pre-training review and assist you to complete enrolment. 

Step 5:

AHA and TTC will prepare a detailed 2 year Study Plan which will be made available to you online via the Student Portal.

Step 6:

Each semester, AHA will review your progress,
and you can purchase the next units and subjects as listed in your training plan.

Course Requirements and Structure

To be awarded the  NWPSS00013 Hydrometric Monitoring Basics (Skill Set) a student must complete the 3 Units of Competency (UoC) listed below .

Note: The syllabus of each Industry Subject (defined by AHA) meets or exceeds the requirements of the corresponding Unit of Competency, defined by ASQA at  training.gov.au
Industry Subject Title UoC Code Unit of Competency Title  Member Price Non-Member Price
CC2 Gaugings NWPHYD007 Measure discharge using wading method $ 1,250 $ 985
CC4 Hydrometric site operations NWPHYD008 Operate, maintain and decommission monitoring sites $ 1,250 $ 985
CC6 Water quality monitoring AHCLPW313 Undertake sampling and testing of water $ 1,250 $ 985

Expression of Interest Form

Training - Expression of interest
Your Details
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Study and Membership Details
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A USI will be required before you can proceed to enrol in training. Please note you must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident. If you do not already have a USI (Unique Student Identifier), create your USI.

If known (not required for AHA Membership)
Please give details of any previously completed Units of Competency for which you wish to claim credit.
Please let us know how much experience do you have working as a hydrographer.
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