Agriculture courses Scotland

...as well as cellular imaging of biological functions. Specific areas of interest include: Control of gene expression Epigenetics and crop improvement Temperature... Learn about: Plant Science, IT Development...

...to ensure competence in applying pesticides safely and effectively and to bring them up to date with recent changes in the law and the legal requirements of using pesticides...

...course offering Full time at The Craig Centre Attendance/Duration 1 Year - August start Progression HN courses or equivalent level programme...

...Integrated Agricultural Management Sustainable Nutrient Management Animal Health and Veterinary Medicine Arable Crop Protection Grassland and Fodder... Learn about: Project work, Part Time...

...in a safe and useable working condition. Chainsaw with 380mm guide bar (max). Chainsaw safety helmet with ear muffs and visor. Chainsaw safety trousers...

...They are also equipped for research and other roles within the industry, depending on the focus of their research, and how effectively they have taken... Learn about: Arts and Humanities, Artistic media...

...rural businesses and other organisations to illustrate all aspects of running a business, and real case studies may be based on these visits...

...You will also be expected to undertake self study and complete a number of written assignments and assessments. Progression Opportunities: Progression... Learn about: Animal Care, Full Time...

...Site visits occur throughout the year. Content: The course covers 7 units and 14 elements depending on the option. Options at level 2 include Landscaping and Sports Turf Maintenance...

...Syllabus Teaching and project material is drawn from global, European and Scottish sources with a strong emphasis on examples drawn from staff research interests...

...to the composition of starches from different barley genotypes; studies on the maltase isoenzymes in barley; the conversion of wheat starch to fermentable... Learn about: Genetic engineering, Molecular Biology...

...the effects of breeding on the incidence of ovine footrot, and the use of plant secondary metabolites to control clostridium infections in poultry...

...Unit 2 Operate a Brushcutter. Unit 3 Operate a Clearing Saw. Unit 4 Operate a Trimmer. Candidates must successfully achieve: Unit 1 which is compulsory and/either Unit...

...The programme aims to develop a critical appreciation of the concept of sustainable development in the rural environment and an understanding of related social science theories...

...The training is in line with National Proficiency Test Council units CS30, CS31 & CS36. NPTC testing can be arranged for candidates wishing to follow the NPTC blue book route...

...Students will also research an issue that is relevant to their profession and then present it to the class, for peer review. A further three modules... Learn about: Project Management, IT Project Management...

...Skills and Knowledge to be Assessed: Learning Outcomes The candidate will be able to: Prepare a hand held or tractor mounted hedge trimmer for operation safely...

...tutorials, seminars and project work although the balance of teaching methods varies throughout the programme. Courses are assessed through coursework and formal written examinations...

...Basic Chainsaw Maintenace and Cross Cutting Leading to NPTC Assessment...

...Farms and rural businesses depend increasingly on scientific and technical support as they seek ways to improve their efficiency, diversify into new enterprises... Learn about: Agricultural Science...