Turn regional conflict into constructive outcomes


Nationally accredited training for professionals and project teams working across renewable energy, infrastructure, agriculture, and
regional engagement.

Clean energy is moving fast, and regional communities are feeling the pressure. When engagement is poor, conflict follows.

Skilled Landholder Liaison Officers change that outcome.

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Become a Qualified Landholder Liaison Officer today, Australia’s only nationally accredited LLO course.

Next intake: Sydney 13-15 July — places limited. View all dates ↓

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Why This Role Matters

Across Australia, renewable energy and infrastructure projects are creating:

  • Complex disputes

  • Legal conflict and forced access

  • Community division

  • Long-term stress for farming families.

Landholder Liaison Officers sit at the intersection of:

  • Landholder rights

  • Project delivery

  • Community trust

  • Long-term regional outcomes.

This training prepares you, or your team with an expert in the field to operate confidently in this environment and adds trust to perspective landholder.

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What you will learn

This nationally accredited program equips you with:

  • Practical skills for real world landholder engagement

  • Tools to work constructively in high conflict environments

  • A clear understanding of landholder concerns, liabilities, and rights

  • Techniques to reduce misinformation and fear

  • Strategies to protect relationships between neighbours

  • Field ready templates, scripts, and documentation tools

  • A recognised pathway into the clean energy sector.

  • Delivered by an industry‑leading land access practitioner with national project experience

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Who is this course for?

Ideal for people with
experience in:

  • Agriculture or regional services

  • Community engagement

  • Local government or infrastructure

  • Environment, planning, or project roles

  • Renewable energy development

  • Stakeholder engagement.

And for major developers seeking consistent, compliant engagement across teams. Let us for the work for you!

Corporate Training

Training for Developers
& Large Project Teams

We deliver this program for:

  • Renewable energy developers

  • EPC contractors

  • Transmission and infrastructure providers

  • Government agencies

  • Land access and engagement teams.

Benefits for
your organisation:

  • Consistent, accredited training across
    your workforce

  • Reduced project risk through better
    engagement practices

  • Improved landholder relationships

  • Stronger social licence outcomes

  • Tailored delivery available for group bookings.

  • "A key introduction to the industry… I’m now working as an LLO."

    —Phil Hatty

  • “By far the best course I’ve completed… I left feeling well prepared.”

    Kristina Gorman

  • “Well-structured, first-rate delivery… real life experience shone through.”

    Steve Talbot

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Course Details

Brisbane

Dates: 7-9 September

Time: 9am-4pm

Fee: $2300 per Person

Sydney

Dates: 13–15 July

Time: 9am-4pm

Fee: $2300 per Person

Spencer Gulf — South Australia

Gauging interest for an upcoming intake. We're looking to bring the LLO course to Spencer Gulf, if you're based in SA and want to be first to know when dates are confirmed, register your interest below.‍ ‍Please select Landholder Liaison officer Training from the subject field 

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Melbourne

Dates: 10-12 August

Time: 9am-4pm

Fee: $2300 per Person


Book Now - Places are limited and bookings close 7 days prior to start date

Applications are processed through Workforce Plus, our RTO partner.

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Your Trainer

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Trainer

Tom Everitt

Delivered by Tom Everitt, an experienced land access practitioner who has negotiated hundreds of land access agreements and led major engagement programs across Australia.


Become an accredited Landholder Liaison Officer and

help shape constructive outcomes for regional communities and major projects.

The course is supported by

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