
Yanco campus
Tocal College's Yanco Campus is situated in the heart of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area at Yanco, just 10 minutes drive from Leeton and 20 minutes drive from Narrandera.
The Aboriginal Rural Training Program (ARTP) offers culturally appropriate vocational education and training for Aboriginal organisations, properties and communities.
Tocal College's Aboriginal Rural Training Program has delivered training to Aboriginal people in NSW and other states since 1989. The ARTP designs, develops and delivers VET training in Agriculture, Horticulture, Conservation and Land Management, Cultural Sites Assessment and cultural awareness.
These courses are delivered across NSW to communities, schools, the Indigenous Land Corporation, the National Parks and Wildlife Service and Local Land Services. Most of the instructors delivering training are Aboriginal.
The ARTP offers training in:
For more information about the origins and purpose of the ARTP, ARTP trainers, and courses offered, download the free ebook 30 Years of the Aboriginal Rural Training Program.
Yanco campus
Tocal College's Yanco Campus is situated in the heart of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area at Yanco, just 10 minutes drive from Leeton and 20 minutes drive from Narrandera.
Rural traineeship – Yanco
Get your career into high gear with nationally-recognised training at Tocal’s Yanco campus. Face-to-face blends with online courses to speed the process.
SMARTtrain Chemical Safety and Training
SMARTtrain® is a nationally recognised brand of chemical training materials available for purchase throughout Australia to use when training people in safe chemical use and application.
30 Years of the Aboriginal Rural Training Program
A free ebook celebrating 30 years of the Aboriginal Rural Training Program: Delivering quality training to Aboriginal people and communities since 1989.
Aboriginal Landuse at Tocal - The Wonnarua Story
This full-colour book shows how indigenous people used the Tocal land before European settlement. It indicates Tocal's plant species and animals at the time, and how the Wonnarua people used them for food, medicine and materials. A unique resource for environmental and indigenous studies.
Principles of ecology
Leaving your land in better condition than you received it is the aim of environmental management. This book helps you understand the basics before you get int more detailed studies.
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