BECOME THE LIVESTOCK MANAGER TOMORROW’S INDUSTRY NEEDS

Take the next step from managing cattle to managing performance. Our nationally recognised Cattle Reproduction Management Program builds the practical and strategic skills to understand breeding, nutrition, animal health, production data, technology and business, and make better decisions across the whole cattle operation.

Complete 7 nationally recognised units contributing towards a Certificate IV in Agriculture while developing skills you can take straight back to the workplace.

Build your skills. Back your decisions. Lead better.

 

TRAINING PROGRAM OUTLINE

Catagra Group Training delivers nationally recognised training from the AHC Agriculture, Horticulture and Conservation and Land Management Training Package.

THIS PROGRAM INCLUDES

AHCLSK513 Develop livestock health and welfare strategies

AHCLSK423 Develop feeding plans for livestock

AHCBUS408 Operate within a budget framework

AHCAGB405 Analyse and interpret production data

AHCLSK509 Develop and implement a breeding strategy

AHCLSK421 Supervise natural mating of livestock

AHCAGB521 Select and use agricultural technology

These nationally recognised units are delivered online as part of the Cattle Reproduction Management program.

The program combines self-paced learning with fortnightly interactive online sessions and guest industry presenters, providing participants with practical and strategic skills in livestock production. Topics include animal health and welfare, nutrition and feeding plans, breeding and reproductive management, and the use of agricultural technology to improve productivity and herd performance.

Upon successful completion of the program requirements, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for the nationally recognised units of competency achieved.

Before enrolling, please ensure you  read and understand the information below.

REQUIREMENTS

  • We require all students to demonstrate Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) skills at Level 3 or above. You must complete our Learning, Literacy and Numeracy Quiz as part of your enrolment for us to assess your level.
  • Students should have an minimum of 2 years practical experience in cattle operations.
  • Students should be currently employed or actively involved in a beef or dairy cattle enterprise that undertakes breeding activities.
  • Students need to have regular access to suitable cattle, workplace facilities and equipment to complete the practical and work-based assessment activities.
  • Students need workplace/employer support to complete verification statements if required.
  • Students must be physically capable of handling livestock and working outdoors in variable conditions.
  • Student should be comfortable with online learning and self-directed study
  • Basic computer skills - use of email, documents and spreadsheets.
  • The ability to connect to online sessions with a computer, laptop or tablet with a microphone and camera built in or connected for online Teams meetings.
  • Students require a computer or laptop with internet access for the online learning parts of the units. A mobile phone is not suitable for this program.
  • Please complete your own enrolment form.
    To meet ASQA requirements, each student must complete and sign their own enrolment form. This ensures you receive all the information about your course, provide your own personal details, complete the Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) questions, and confirm the declarations yourself.
    If you need help using the online form, we're happy to assist – but the answers and declarations must come from you.

DURATION AND DELIVERY

 

  • 9 months Part Time 
  • Live online 2 hour sessions, fortnightly with our Head Trainer.(These will be recorded and accessible after the online session) 
  • There will be a small number of additional online sessions for presentation of assessments.
  • Part time, self paced learning with interactive online components 

 

CAREER AND STUDY PATHWAYS

Where can this course take me?

Upon completion students may pursue roles in cattle livestock management, farm operations, or agricultural consultancy, with practical skills to manage animal health, breeding, feeding, and production systems effective.

Students can also continue building their skills and knowledge through Catagra Group  Training’s additional accredited units of competency, including:

• AHLSK339 Pregnancy Test Livestock

• AHCAIS304 Artificially inseminate livestock

• AHCLSK341 Coordinate artificial insemination and fertility management of livestock

Each pathway is designed to enhance practical capability, industry knowledge, and career  progression within the agricultural sector.

  • Successful completion may support employment opportunities in roles such as livestock artificial insemination technician or livestock production support roles.

TRAINING LOCATIONS AND DATES

  • Training is delivered online. 

  • Training dates as per the training calendar - click HERE.

STUDENT SUPPORT, RPL AND CREDIT TRANSFER

  • Students may apply for: Credit Transfer – For formal training equivalent to a new statement of attainment or partial statement of attainment.

  •  Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) – For relevant skills and knowledge gained through work or life experience. Applications will be assessed in accordance with Catagra Group Training RPL Policies and Procedures.                                                            Click HERE for our RPL policy 

  • Catagra Group Training provides access to a range of support services including:

  • Language, literacy and numeracy support 

  • Study skills guidance 

  • Access to learning resources

  • Flexible training arrangements where reasonably practicable 

COST, REFUND & CANCELLATION

  • Total Training Program fee is $3,300 

  • This fee covers training and assessment for the nationally recognised units of competency listed in this Information Sheet.

  • Catagra Group Training Pty Ltd applies a staged payment approach in accordance with the Standards for RTOs 2025.

  • An initial invoice of $1,500 will be issued upon acceptance of enrolment and must be paid prior to commencement of training. Payment of this invoice confirms your place.

  • 2 x further invoices for $1,000 each will be issued during the program.

  • If require, a different payment plan for the balance can be arranged upon contacting us.

  • Full payment is required prior to completion of the Training Program and issuing of any Statement of Attainment.

  • Commencement of training is defined as the point at which the learner is granted access to learning materials, online systems, or participates in any training or assessment activity.

  • Catagra Group Training Pty Ltd does not require any payment prior to acceptance into the training program.

  • Further details regarding payment terms, cancellations and refunds can be found in our Course Fee Payment & Cancellation Policy HERE