Module Outline
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Introduction to Fish Farming
Introduction to Fish Farming
Module
National Code
State Code
47074
47074
DTWD Status
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
08/02/1996
Field of Education
050701 - Aquaculture
Nominal Hours
36
Description
To provide background knowledge for learners to participate in fish farming.
Range of Variables
The delivery will be both theoretical and practical, directed at learners reaching competency in all learning outcomes.
The training required to meet the Learning Outcomes, where possible, is to be mainly delivered as part of workplace activities and skills development based on an aquaculture project.
The training required to meet the Learning Outcomes, where possible, is to be mainly delivered as part of workplace activities and skills development based on an aquaculture project.
Evidence Guide
Internal Assessment 100%
Competence will be assessed under the assessment criteria given for each
learning outcome and according to the stated conditions.
Assessment methods may include:
- observation
- demonstration
- written and/or oral questioning
- written and/or oral presentations or assignments set to specific
criteria and timelines.
Assessment may be conducted for each individual learning outcome if
appropriate, but where possible a holistic assessment method is preferred. The
process may be conducted individually or in a team environment, and to
conditions set and clearly defined by the provider or workplace trainer.
Conditions of Assessment
This module may be delivered in a classroom with access to the necessary animal
care facilities. The learner will have access to:
- a classroom or other suitable learning environment
- library or reliable reference source.
Competence will be assessed under the assessment criteria given for each
learning outcome and according to the stated conditions.
Assessment methods may include:
- observation
- demonstration
- written and/or oral questioning
- written and/or oral presentations or assignments set to specific
criteria and timelines.
Assessment may be conducted for each individual learning outcome if
appropriate, but where possible a holistic assessment method is preferred. The
process may be conducted individually or in a team environment, and to
conditions set and clearly defined by the provider or workplace trainer.
Conditions of Assessment
This module may be delivered in a classroom with access to the necessary animal
care facilities. The learner will have access to:
- a classroom or other suitable learning environment
- library or reliable reference source.
Elements and Performance Criteria
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Associated Qual/Courses
| State Code | National Code | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6632 | 5406 | Certificate II in Animal Care | Accredited course |
| 6669 | 50684 | Certificate I in Aquaculture Skills | Accredited course |
| 5270 | Miscellaneous Aboriginal Short Courses | Accredited course |