Horticulture,

Conservation
and Land
Management
2020

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Horticulture, Conservation and
Land Management

Are you a hands-on person who loves nature, wildlife

and the environment? Our suite of environmental programs
will equip you with real industry skills, work experience and
networks to start your career.

Horticulture Conservation and Land Management

Our horticulture program offers a range of
specialities to develop a career in nursery,
landscape, turf, or parks and gardens.
Our flexible approach means you can choose to
study full or part-time, with many programs
also offered as apprenticeships. Students work
on a range of industry-based projects with local
partners including the City of Greater Geelong,
Parks Victoria and Barwon Water.
Gain a solid grounding in environmental and
coastal management, and build your industry
networks and employment opportunities. Our
program has an emphasis on the technical and
practical skills for field work, with real industry-
based projects providing valuable experience.
Our unique location close to many State and
National Parks provides the opportunity to
work with Parks Victoria and various Landcare
groups.

Looking for a short course?

Did you know we also offer short courses?
If you want to get a taste before starting a
qualification, or even just to learn some new
skills in an area of interest or for a hobby then
check out the short courses available on our
website: thegordon.edu.au/courses/
short-courses.

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“
I’ve always been a
passionate golfer and
loved the sports and
trade. I chose to study
with The Gordon as I’d
heard good references
from previous and
current students and
really enjoyed the
environment there. I
enjoyed working with
the passionate,
experienced and
knowledgeable teachers
who were driven to
watch their students
succeed, which then
inspired us to do our
best. They offered
countless opportunities
and if taken like I did,
can gain real benefits
and life changing
outcomes."
BILLY KOOPMANS
CERTIFICATE III IN SPORTS
TURF MANAGEMENT

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Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 2 yrs

April East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 2 yrs

July East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 2 yrs

October East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 2 yrs

Course description Entrance requirements/prerequisites

Are you looking to enter the horticulture • Aged 16 or over.
industry, or perhaps get a taste for the trade • Any student under the age of 17 must provide
before undertaking an apprenticeship? This a Transition from School form prior to
entry-level horticulture course is designed to undertaking the course.
give you the core skills and knowledge for the
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
industry, and introduce you to various
numeracy skills to at least Year 10 or
horticulture specialisations. This is a hands-on
Australian Core Skills Framework Level 2.
course where you’ll learn to recognise plants,
undertake planting tasks, use correct pruning • Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
techniques. collect plant specimens and must be currently employed under a training
develop retail skills relevant to a garden centre contract and referred by their employer.
environment.
Further study options
Do you need help with job search strategies,
• AHC30716 Certificate III in Horticulture.
updating your resume, linking with employers,
and finding apprenticeship vacancies? Contact
The Gordon’s Skills and Jobs Centre.

How often do I attend?

PT - 1 day per week | Friday | 9.00am – 4.00pm.

Possible career outcomes

• Nursery assistant
• Landscape assistant
• Parks and gardens assistant.

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AHC21616 Certificate II in Landscaping

Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 12 months

Workplace
Ongoing Ballarat
Traineeship Part-time: 2 yrs
Ongoing East Geelong Campus Traineeship Part-time: 2 yrs

April East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 12 months

July East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 12 months

October East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 12 months

Course description Entrance requirements/prerequisites:

Are you looking to enter the landscape
industry, or perhaps get a taste of the trade
before undertaking an apprenticeship? This
entry-level course is designed to give you the
core skills and knowledge for the industry, and
introduce you to various aspects of landscape
construction. As a hands-on course, you`ll learn
to assist with landscape construction work,
construct timber retaining walls, install
aggregate paths, lay paving, install irrigation,
and recognise plants.
• Applicants must be aged 16 or over
• Applicants are expected to literacy and
numeracy skills to at least Year 10 or
Australian Core Skills Framework Level 2
• Any student under the age of 17 must provide
a Transition from School form prior to
undertaking this course.
• Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
must be currently employed under a training
contract and referred by their employer.

How often do I attend? Further study options

PT - 2 days per week | Monday and Tuesday | • AHC30916 Certificate III in Landscape
9.00am - 4.00pm. Construction
• AHC30716 Certificate III in Horticulture.
Possible career outcomes
• Landscaping or horticulture assistant
• Apprenticeship in Landscaping.

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Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

February Werribee Classroom Day Part-time: 2 - 3 yrs

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Night Part-time: 2 - 3 yrs

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 12 months

Ongoing East Geelong Campus Traineeship Part-time: 3 yrs

April Werribee Classroom Day Part-time: 2 - 3 yrs

April East Geelong Campus Classroom Night Part-time: 2 - 3 yrs

April East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 12 months

Ongoing East Geelong Campus Traineeship Part-time: 3 yrs

Course description Werribee Campus:

If you enjoy being outdoors, have an interest in
plants and gardens, and are looking for a
hands-on career, then horticulture could be for
you. This is a generalist horticulture course that
will equip you with comprehensive skills and
knowledge to successfully enter the
horticulture industry. You will learn about plant
identification, pest and disease, weeds,
propagation, soils and plant nutrition, customer
service, turf establishment, plant establishment,
drainage and irrigation, retaining walls and
paving and OHS matters.
For those wishing to study the course on a part
time basis who are currently employed in the
trade, or with recent industry experience, the
course duration is 2 years. For those wishing to
study the course on a part time basis who are
not employed in the trade, or without industry
experience, the course duration is 3 years.
How often do I attend?
East Geelong Campus:
FT - 4 days per week | Monday to Thursday |
9.00am – 4.00pm
PT: - 1 evening per week for 2 years for students
currently employed in the trade | Monday |
5.00pm - 9.00pm
OR
PT: - 1 evening per week for 3 years for students
not employed in the trade | Tuesday | 5.00pm
- 9.00pm
PT - 2 days per week | Monday and Tuesday |
9.00am - 3.30pm.
Possible career outcomes
• Horticulturalist
• Nursery worker - retail/wholesale
• Landscaper
• Groundsperson
• Parks and gardens assistant.
Entrance requirements/prerequisites
• Applicants must be aged 16 years and over
• Any student under the age of 17 must provide
a Transition from School form prior to
undertaking the course.
• Applicants are expected to literacy and
numeracy skills to at least Year 10 or
Australian Core Skills Framework Level 2
• Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
must be currently employed under a training
contract and referred by their employer.
Further study options
• AHC40416 Certificate IV in Horticulture.

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AHC30916 Certificate III in Landscape Construction
Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

Ongoing East Geelong Campus Apprenticeship Part-time: 3 yrs

Course description Possible career outcomes

Are you interested in becoming a landscape
gardener? Or perhaps you’ve been working in
the industry and would like to formalise and
enhance your skills. This course will equip you
with theoretical and practical skills and
knowledge in all aspects of landscape
construction.
How often do I attend?
PT - 1 day per week for 3 terms | as arranged
with employer.
• Landscaper.
Entrance requirements/prerequisites
• Applicants must be aged 16 or over
• Any student under the age of 17 must provide
a Transition from School form prior to
undertaking this course.
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
numeracy skills at Year 10 or Australian Core
Skills Framework Level 2
• Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
must be currently employed under a training
contract and referred by their employer.

Further study options

• AHC40416 Certificate IV in Horticulture.

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Horticulture

AHC31016 Certificate III in Parks and Gardens

Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

Ongoing East Geelong Campus Apprenticeship Part-time: 3 yrs

Course description Entrance requirements/prerequisites

If you are looking to start a horticulture career
with a focus on parks and gardens and would
like to learn on-the-job, then this course is for
you. It is delivered as a horticulture
apprenticeship where you are employed in the
industry, in a parks and gardens environment.
You’ll be hands-on with your employer, gaining
the skills and knowledge to develop your
horticulture career and also spend some time at
The Gordon to enhance your workplace
training.
• Aged 16 years or over.
• Any student under the age of 17 must provide
a Transition from School form prior to
undertaking this course.
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
numeracy skills at Year 10 or Australian Core
Skills Framework Level 2.
• Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
must be currently employed under a training
contract and referred by their employer.

How often do I attend? Further study options

PT - 1 day per week for 3 terms | as arranged • AHC40416 Certificate IV in Horticulture.
with employer.

Possible career outcomes

• Parks and gardens worker
• Horticultural tradesperson.

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AHC31116 Certificate III in Production Nursery

Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

Ongoing East Geelong Campus Apprenticeship Part-time: 3 yrs

Course description Entrance requirements/prerequisites:

If you are looking to start a horticulture career
with a focus on production nursery and would
like to learn on-the-job, then this course is for
you. The course is delivered as a horticulture
apprenticeship where you are employed in the
industry, in a production nursery environment.
As an apprentice, you’ll be hands-on with your
employer, gaining the skills and knowledge to
develop your horticulture career, and you’ll also
spend some time at The Gordon to enhance
your workplace training, learning about plant
recognition, plant nutrition, propagation
techniques, and recognition and management
of weeds, pests, diseases, and disorders.
• Applicants must be aged 16 or over
• Any student under the age of 17 must provide
a Transition from School form prior to
undertaking this course
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
numeracy skills at Year 10 or Australian Core
Skills Framework Level 2
• Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
must be currently employed under a training
contract and referred by their employer.
Further study options
• AHC40416 Certificate IV in Horticulture.

How often do I attend?

PT - 1 day per week for 3 terms | as arranged
with employer.

Possible career outcomes

• Production nursery worker
• Horticultural tradesperson.

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Horticulture
AHC31216 Certificate III in Retail Nursery
Intakes Campus
2020 Ongoing East Geelong Campus
Course description
If you are looking to start a horticulture career
with a focus on retail nursery, and would like to
learn on-the-job, then this course is for you. It is
delivered as a horticulture apprenticeship
where you are employed in the industry, in a
retail nursery environment. You’ll be hands-on
with your employer, gaining the skills and
knowledge to develop your horticulture career,
and also spend some time at The Gordon to
enhance your workplace training.
How often do I attend?
PT - 1 day per week for 3 terms | as arranged
with employer.
Possible career outcomes
• Retail nursery worker
• Horticultural tradesperson.
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Attendance Duration
Apprenticeship Part-time: 3 yrs
Entrance requirements/prerequisites
• Aged 16 years or over.
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
numeracy skills at Year 10 or Australian Core
Skills Framework Level 2.
• Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
must be currently employed under a training
contract and referred by their employer.
• Any student under the age of 17 must provide
a Transition from School form prior to
undertaking this course.
Selection mode
• Employer referral through an Australian
Apprenticeship Support Network Provider
(apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
only).
Further study options
• AHC40416 Certificate IV in Horticulture.
AHC31316 Certificate III in Sports Turf Management
Intakes Campus
Ongoing East Geelong Campus
Course description
Are you interested in becoming a greenkeeper?
This course will equip you with theoretical and
practical skills and knowledge in all aspects of
turf management. It is delivered as a Sports
Turf Management apprenticeship where you
are employed in the industry, in a parks and
gardens environment. You’ll be hands-on with
your employer, gaining the skills and knowledge
to develop your horticulture career, and also
spend some time at The Gordon to enhance
your workplace training.
How often do I attend?
PT - 1 day per week for 4 terms | as arranged
with employer.
Possible career outcomes
• Greenkeeper/Turf Manager.
Attendance Duration
Apprenticeship Part-time: 3 yrs
Entrance requirements/prerequisites
• Aged 16 years or over.
• Any student under the age of 17 must provide
a Transition from School form prior to
undertaking this course.
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
numeracy skills at Year 10 or Australian Core
Skills Framework Level 2.
• Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
must be currently employed under a training
contract and referred by their employer.
Further study options
• AHC51016 Diploma of Sports Turf
Management
• AHC40416 Certificate IV in Horticulture.
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Horticulture

AHC40416 Certificate IV in Horticulture

Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 1 year

April East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 1 year

July East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 1 year

October East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 1 year

Course description Entrance requirements/prerequisites

Do you have experience in the horticulture • Applicants must be aged 17 years and over.
industry? Would like to upgrade your skills and • Applicants are expected to hold a Certificate
gain a professional qualification to increase III in Horticulture, or possess relevant industry
your employment opportunities? This course experience and post-trade skills.
will qualify you to operate at a supervisory or
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
management level in the nursery, landscape,
numeracy skills to at least Year 11 or Australian
turf, or parks and gardens industries. There are
Core Skills Framework Level 3.
day and evening classes included in this course,
so you can fit it in around your work more
easily.

How often do I attend?

FT - 3 days per week | Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday | 9.00am - 4.00pm
Includes some evening classes.

Possible career outcomes

• Landscape manager/designer
• Nursery manager
• Botanic gardener
• Supervisor in area of speciality
• Senior Horticulturalist.

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AHC50416 Diploma of Horticulture

Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: Up to 2 yrs

April East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: Up to 2 yrs

July East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: Up to 2 yrs

October East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: Up to 2 yrs

Course description Entrance requirements/prerequisites

Are you working in horticulture, and would like
to take your career to the next level? This
course provides higher-end plant skills and will
qualify you for supervisory and management
positions. You will undertake 10 units of study,
which you may choose according to your
experience and career goals. The course
coordinator will discuss your subject selection
with you prior to course commencement to
ensure you meet the qualification requirements.
How often do I attend?
PT - 1 evening per week | Monday |
5.30pm - 9.30 pm.
• Applicants must be aged 17 years and over.
• Applicants must have completed a Certificate
III or IV in a related field, and/or possess
relevant industry experience.
• To meet the academic requirements for the
course, applicants are expected to have
literacy and numeracy skills at Year 11 or
Australian Core Skills Framework Level 3.
NOTE: Applicants are required to undertake an
independent assessment test to ensure they
can satisfactorily attain Australian Core Skills
Framework Level 3 in both reading and
numeracy to apply for a VET Student Loan.

Possible career outcomes Further study options

• Horticultural manager in area of specialty
• Consultant
• Senior botanic gardener.
• Bachelor of Environmental Science
(Environmental Management and
Sustainability)
• Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife
and Conservation Biology)
• Bachelor of Arts.

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Horticulture

AHC51016 Diploma of Sports Turf Management

Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 2 Years

April East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 2 Years

July East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 2 Years

October East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Part-time: 2 Years

Course description Entrance requirements/prerequisites:

Are you working in a sports turf environment,
and would like to take your career to the next
level? This course equips you with the latest
industry skills and knowledge, and covers a
range of topics to prepare you for supervisory,
management or consultant positions in the field
of turf management. The course covers staff
and machinery management, setting up,
conducting and analysing trials, plant
protection and designing nutrient programs.
How often do I attend?
PT - 1 night per week or online | day TBA |
5.00pm - 9.00pm.
• Applicants must be aged 17 years and over
• Applicants must have completed the
Certificate III in Sports Turf Management.
• To meet the academic requirements for the
course, applicants are expected to have
literacy and numeracy skills at Year 11 or
Australian Core Skills Framework Level 3.
NOTE: Applicants are required to undertake an
independent assessment test to ensure they
can satisfactorily attain Australian Core Skills
Framework Level 3 in both reading and
numeracy to apply for a VET Student Loan.

Possible career outcomes

• Golf course superintendent
• Head groundsperson
• Turf consultant
• Curator of cricket and football ovals.

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Conservation

AHC31416 Certificate III in Conservation

and Land Management
Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 6 months

February Werribee Classroom Day Part-time: 12 months

Classroom Day
Ongoing East Geelong Campus
Traineeship Part-time: 4 yrs
Classroom Day
Ongoing Werribee
Traineeship Part-time: 4 yrs
April Werribee Classroom Day Part-time: 12 months

July Werribee Classroom Day Part-time: 12 months

July East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 6 months

October Werribee Classroom Day Part-time: 12 months

Course description How often do I attend?

Do you have an interest in the environment,
enjoy being outdoors and hands-on work?
Then this program is ideal for you. The course
will equip you with comprehensive skills and
knowledge to enter a range of natural resource
management industries. This course has an
emphasis on practical skills and hands-on
learning in a variety of locations and
environments such as the Bellarine Peninsula,
Western Districts, Werribee and Otways.
Subject areas include revegetation techniques,
seed collection, fencing, GPS, pest plant and
animal control, machinery use, propagation
skills and fauna identification.
This course is best suited to school leavers and
those entering the workforce for the first time.
Class sizes are limited to enable high quality
educational experiences which include
significant time outside the classroom learning
in the field.
Possible career outcomes
• Bushland crew member
• Conservation crew team member
• Bush regeneration program member
• Pest and weed crew member
• Landcare worker
• Environmental team member.
Werribee Campus: FT - 2 days per week |
Thursday and Friday | 9.00am - 3.30pm
Werribee Campus: PT - 1 day per week |
Thursday or Friday | 9.00am - 3.30pm
East Geelong Campus: FT - 4 days per week |
Monday - Thursday | 9.00am - 4.00pm
East Geelong Campus: PT - 2 days per week |
select from Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday | 9.00am - 4.00pm.
Entrance requirements/prerequisites
• Applicants must be aged 16 or over.
• Any student under the age of 17 must provide
a Transition from School form prior to
undertaking this course.
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
numeracy skills at Year 10 or Australian Core
Skills Framework Level 2.
• Apprenticeship and traineeship applicants
must be currently employed under a training
contract and referred by their employer.

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AHC40916 Certificate IV in Conservation
and Land Management
Intakes Campus Attendance Duration

February East Geelong Campus Classroom Day Full-time: 1 year

Course description Possible career outcomes

Do you have an interest in the environment,
enjoy being outdoors and hands-on? Would
you like to further your study to gain a career in
the natural resource management industry?
This practical, hands-on course provides a solid
grounding in environmental and natural
resource management with an emphasis on
technical skills for field work.
Each study day is different and you will spend a
great deal of time outside the classroom. You
will be travelling on regular field trips to our
fantastic State and National Parks, coastal
environments and catchment areas, increasing
your employability skills and gaining industry
contacts.
This course is a prerequisite for the AHC51116
Diploma of Conservation and Land
Management.
Work placement/industry experience
The course requires students to undertake 40
hours of work placement and at least 40 hours
of volunteering or self-sourced experience.
How often do I attend?
FT - 4 days per week | Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday | 9.00am - 4.00pm.
• Revegetation officer
• Park ranger
• Ecotourism officer
• Catchment management officer
• Landcare coordinator
• Flora and fauna management officer
• Fire management officer
• Community engagement officer.
Entrance requirements/prerequisites
• Applicants must be aged 17 or over.
• Applicants are expected to hold a Certificate
III in Conservation and Land Management, or
possess relevant industry experience and
post-trade skills.
• Applicants are expected to have literacy and
numeracy skills to at least Year 11 or
Australian Core Skills Framework Level 3.
Further study options
• AHC51116 Diploma of Conservation and Land
Management.

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Conservation and Land Management
AHC51116 Diploma of Conservation
and Land Management
Intakes Campus
February East Geelong Campus
Course description
Do you have an interest in the environment,
enjoy being outdoors and hands-on? This
course will provide you with specialised
knowledge of natural resource management,
with an emphasis on technical and practical
skills. You will learn about natural area
restoration, catchment and wildlife
management, plant and animal identification,
community engagement, fire management,
survey techniques, mapping, sustainable land
use and pest management.
You will benefit from our location close to many
State and National Parks, coastal environments
and catchment areas, which are used regularly
for field work. These field trips also provide the
opportunity to increase your employability
skills and gain industry contacts.
Work placement/industry experience
During the course, you will be required to
undertake a minimum of 120 hours of industry
experience. This is made up of 40 hours of
structured placement, and at least 80 hours of
volunteering or self-sourced experience.
How often do I attend?
FT - 3 days per week | Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday | 9.00am - 4.00pm.
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Attendance Duration
Classroom Day Full-time: 2 yrs
Possible career outcomes
• Park ranger
• Landcare project officer
• Catchment or natural resource management
officer
• Fire management officer
• Ecotourism
• Flora and fauna management
• Conservation team member.
Entrance requirements/prerequisites:
• Applicants must be aged 17 years and over.
• To meet the academic requirements for the
course, applicants are expected to have
literacy and numeracy skills at Year 11 or
Australian Core Skills Framework Level 3.
NOTE: Applicants are required to undertake an
independent assessment test to ensure they
can satisfactorily attain Australian Core Skills
Framework Level 3 in both reading and
numeracy to apply for a VET Student Loan.
Further study options
• Bachelor of Environmental Science
(Environmental Management and
Sustainability)
• Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife
and Conservation Biology)
• Bachelor of Environmental Science (Marine
Biology)
• Bachelor of Science
• Bachelor of Zoology and Animal Science
• Bachelor of Arts.
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 Geelong

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2 Fenwick St, Geelong
Victoria, 3220

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Boundary Road, East Geelong
Victoria, 3219

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24 Watton Street, Werribee
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Hoppers Crossing
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