• Students are required to have sound computer skills. This includes being competent in the use of internet, email, word processing, camera and video functions.
• Students must complete a literacy, language, numeracy and digital literacy (LLND) assessment to a satisfactory level prior to commencing their course.

• Access to an agricultural or horticultural workplace, or a suitable simulated environment, to observe and demonstrate chemical handling and application practices.
• Computer or laptop with internet access, Microsoft Office (or equivalent) and Adobe Reader to complete assessments and upload evidence.
• Mobile phone, tablet or camera to take photos or video recordings as evidence of tasks completed in the workplace.
• Basic chemical handling and application equipment, which may include:
  • chemical storage facilities or cabinets
  • labelled chemical containers
  • measuring and mixing equipment
  • general application equipment (e.g. knapsack, boom or handgun sprayer)
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) appropriate to chemical use, such as gloves, eye protection, respirators, coveralls and boots, in line with label and SDS requirements.
• Access to Safety Data Sheets (SDS), chemical labels and workplace procedures relevant to the chemicals being used.
• Record-keeping tools, such as chemical registers, spray records or logbooks, either paper-based or electronic.
• All remaining learning and assessment materials are provided through our online platform, RuralBiz Online. These include readings, videos, templates and assessment documents.

• The time required to complete this course will vary depending on your prior knowledge, experience and the time you are able to dedicate to study. As this is a self-paced course, students' progress individually at a pace that suits them.
• Please allow 1 – 2 working days for your enrolment to be processed prior to starting your course.
• Students then have up to 2 months from the date of commencement to complete all course requirements.

• RuralBiz Training provides access to trainer support throughout your course.
• If you require assistance with course content or assessment tasks, you can contact your trainer directly through RuralBiz Online.
• For general support or technical enquiries, please submit a request via the General Support option on RuralBiz Online, or email admin@ruralbiztraining.com.au

• First time accreditation: $380 per person (GST Exempt)
• Refresher Accreditation: $350 per person (GST Exempt) - you must provide evidence of your previous training (Statement of Attainment or Chemical Card) at the time of enrolment. The date of issue must be no more than 6 years prior (i.e. your Chemical Card has not been expired for more than 12 months)

COURSE FEE SUBSIDIES:

Participants in NSW who have not previously received funding to complete this course may be eligible for FEE-FREE training under the AgSkilled program.
You MUST provide a Letter of Support with your registration. Download, complete and return the relevant Letter of Support from the following templates:

1. Job Seeker: Job Seeker template

2. Employee: Employee template

3. Employer/Primary Producer: Employer/Primary Producer template

4. Contractor: Contractor template and Supporting business template

Register for an AGSKILLED FUNDED Online Course here 

FEE PAYING STUDENTS:

If you are not eligible for funding click the blue "I do not wish to apply for S&S" on the NSW Smart & Skilled page of your enrolment form. You will need to complete your registration using the button below and then pay for your course by completing the form below.

Register as a FULL PAYING STUDENT for the online course here 

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