SITTGDE021 — Prepare specialised interpretive content on marine environments

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60 assessable components: 3 elements (9 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 41 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Research specialised information on marine environments for presentation.

1.1Identify key sources of specialised information about marine environments.
1.2Evaluate credibility and reliability of information sources.
1.3Use formal and informal research techniques to access current and relevant information.
1.4Determine potential subjects of customer interest and make focus of research activities.

2 Prepare specialised information on marine environments.

2.1Analyse information and develop interpretive themes and messages to meet customer needs.
2.2Organise information to support ways in which it will be used and presented.

3 Update knowledge of specialised information on marine environments.

3.1Identify and use opportunities to maintain currency of knowledge about specialised topics.
3.2Proactively seek opportunities to enhance and expand own knowledge base.
3.3Incorporate updated and expanded knowledge into work activities.

Performance evidence

prepare three different presentations and with each presentation:
use at least four credible and reliable sources of information
include information about one or more marine environments as listed in the knowledge evidence
use appropriate ecological terminology and concepts
incorporate interpretive themes and messages
organise information in a logical and suitable manner for presentation.

Knowledge evidence

role of interpretation in creating a powerful customer experience
current interpretive theory, methods and media
key methods to structure information for different audiences
sources of information on the local marine environment
key marine environments in the local area:
beach
lagoon estuarine
mangrove
marsh
reef
river estuarine
rock platform
key ecological terminology and concepts:
biodiversity and abundance
biotic and physical factors
carbon cycle
community relations
energy flow
food web
life cycles
nutrient cycle
populations
succession
water cycle
zonation
interrelationships between parts of the ecosystem in a marine context
developmental processes related to the formation of different local marine environments and biogeography
major species of animals and plant life within the local marine environment:
characteristics
commonalities
interactions between species and the environment
nature of species and where it is found
nutrition and feeding strategies
life cycles
potentially hazardous marine organisms
roles of individual species within the ecosystem
identification techniques for marine plants and animals
environmental influences that affect the local marine environment
nature of human impact on the local marine environment
management and catchment management regimes for local marine environments, relevant authorities and codes of practice
information sources frequently used by guides.

Foundation skills

Reading skills: interpret potentially complex and detailed information on marine environments.
Writing skills: make notes on marine environments.
Initiative and enterprise skills: evaluate and adapt information for practical workplace purposes; create key messages, themes and storylines for customers.
Technology skills: use the internet as a research tool.

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