Part-Time FIRST DIPLOMA IN COUNTRYSIDE AND ENVIRONMENT (LEVEL 2)

Vocational qualification

In Canterbury

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    Vocational qualification

  • Location

    Canterbury

  • Duration

    1 Year

Providing an introduction to all aspects of working with the countryside and conservation, this course comprises a blend of theory and practical sessions. You will benefit from extensive sessions on the College farm and estate, together with visits to specialist resources, all of which are aimed at enabling you to develop a solid grasp of the way the countryside operates.

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Location

Start date

Canterbury (Kent)
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Hadlow College, Spring Lane, Canterbury,, CT1 1TB

Start date

On request

About this course

Evidence of GCSE achievement at Grade D or above, or equivalent qualification attainment at a reasonable level and profile. Students need to have a willingness to learn and an aptitude for coursework.

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Providing an introduction to all aspects of working with the countryside and conservation, this course comprises a blend of theory and practical sessions. You will benefit from extensive sessions on the College farm and estate, together with visits to specialist resources, all of which are aimed at enabling you to develop a solid grasp of the way the countryside operates.

Entry Requirements

Evidence of GCSE achievement at Grade D or above, or equivalent qualification attainment at a reasonable level and profile. Students need to have a willingness to learn and an aptitude for coursework.

Location
Canterbury, Hadlow

Course Duration
1 year, 4 days per week.

Course Content
  • Countryside and environment industry
  • Land-based machinery operations
  • Conservation and improvement of British habitats
  • Ecological surveys, techniques and records
  • Practical land-based skills
  • Work related experience in countryside and environment
  • Key skills


Assessment Method
Continuous assessment through assignments, projects, practical tests and external assessments.

Progression Routes
Successful students who can further enhance their skills by enrolling onto a work-based qualification, Apprenticeship or the National Diploma. Alternatively, should you wish to do so, you may gain employment as an assistant park warden, or assistant countryside ranger.

Specialist Equipment Needed
You will need steel toe-capped boots, waterproof clothing, a clipboard and work clothing.

Part-Time FIRST DIPLOMA IN COUNTRYSIDE AND ENVIRONMENT (LEVEL 2)

Price on request