Overview

This section of the site provides an indicative list of competencies where training in native title may be necessary.

Structure

Please note: This resource is not mapped to any individual competency units but is designed as a general underpinning knowledge resource where knowledge of native title is necessary in a training program.

The 'Learning about Native Title' online learning resource is relevant to the

Local Government Training Package; and the
Rural Land Management and Conservation Training Package.

The following is an indicative list of the Local Government competency standards where training in native title may be necessary.

Core Units

Title of Unit	Code
Develop, Implement and Review Operational Plans	LGACORE601A
Provide Quality and Timely Advice to Council	LGACORE501A
Work effectively in the Local Government Context	LGACORE104A
Work with Others in Local Government	LGACORE105A

Common Elective Units

Title of Unit	Code
Acquire and Dispose of Assets	LGACOM601A
Conduct Public Educational Presentations	LGACOM403A
Develop and Organise Public Education Programs	LGACOM501A
Devise and Conduct Community Consultations	LGACOM502A
Establish Cooperative Arrangements with Other Organisations	LGACOM404A
Investigate Alleged Breaches of Legislation and Prepare Documentation	LGACOM406A

Pathway Elective Units

Governance and Administration

Title of Unit	Code
Assist in Advising Council on Legislation	LGAGOVA501A
Assist in Establishing Council's Corporate and Strategic Directions	LGAGOVA601A
Coordinate Recording and Updating of Information about Assets	LGAGOVA602A
Develop a Risk Management Strategy for Council Assets	LGAGOVA603A
Develop an Asset Management Strategy for Council	LGAGOVA605A
Develop and Maintain a Community Cultural Plan	LGAGOVA606A
Monitor Council Procedures to Ensure Compliance with Relevant Legislation	LGAGOVA410A
Prepare Council for Legal Proceedings	LGAGOVA412A

Planning and Management of the Physical Environment

Title of Unit	Code
Achieve an Efficient and Sustainable Use of Natural Resources	LGAPLEM501A
Apply Principles of Ecologically Sustainable Development Principles to the Built Environment	LGAPLEM502A
Assess Minor Applications for Use and Development	LGAPLEM402A
Attend Requests for Building and Planning Information and Advice	LGAPLEM403A
Coordinate Information Gathering and GIS Development in Council	LGAPLEM603A
Develop Ecologically Sustainable Land Management Systems	LGAPLEM606A
Develop, Monitor and Maintain Geographic Information Systems	LGAPLEM607A
Develop Strategies and Approaches to Minimise Environmental Pollution	LGAPLEM504A
Maintain Spatial Data base	LGAPLEM507A
Manage Date within Council's Geographic Information Systems	LGAPLEM610A
Manipulate and Analyse Data within Geographic Information Systems	LGAPLEM508A
Protect Heritage and Cultural Assets	LGAPLEM612A
Undertake Research and Analysis of the Natural and Built Environment	LGAPLEM406A

The following is an indicative list of the Rural Land Management and Conservation competency standards where training in native title may be necessary. At the time of writing, this Training Package is awaiting final approvals.

Core Units

Title of Unit	Code
Record information about country	RUC280WCA
Maintain cultural places	RUC296RMA
Propose appropriate uses of traditional customs in land management	RUC371MSA
Work within an Indigenous community or organisation	RUC372OPA
Provide appropriate information on cultural knowledge	RUC374WCA
Service committees	RUC390CFA
Map regional issues and stakeholders	RUC680CFA
Coordinate the preparation of regional resource management plan	RUC681CFA
Review management plans and strategies	RUC682RMA
Develop a plan of management for area	RUC683RMA
Manage cultural processes in an Indigenous organisation	RUC684BMA

These are only a small selection of the possible units that include components on native title. There are many more in the RUC400 and RUC500 series.