Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) courses

...you need to be in employement on a fish farm or be able to enter a managed fish farm on work experience. Progression This NPA can be undertaken as stand alone course or alternatively...

...It is expected that this qualification should be completed over a two-year period. Progression Opportunities On successful completion students can progress... Learn about: Food Beverage Service...

...Following completion of our Certificate in Forestry, or appropriate experience of working in the field, this course is designed to build on existing knowledge...

...You will develop a scientific understanding of some of the major processes influencing the quality of land, air and water resources, and learn about... Learn about: Resource Management, IT Management, Quality Training...

...social and economic theories are backed by the knowledge of how to apply practical solutions in real-life environmental management. Regular site visits... Learn about: Resource Management, IT Management, Climate Change...

...Equitation and Instructional Techniques for those choosing to undertake the Riding option. How Will I Learn The course is a mixture of theory and practical...

...livery yards, hospitality and more. The course offers Riding or Non-Riding options. Both versions run at Oatridge in West Lothian, and our Aberdeen campus... Learn about: Anatomy and Physiology...

...and biomass production for a rural bioeconomy. You'll also learn about the latest approaches to improving the yields, nutritional value and stress-resilience of crops... Learn about: Production Design Technology, Skills and Training, Food manufacture...

...National Certificate courses at SCQF level...

...population demographics and food demand, supply, trade and distribution issues, climate and environmental factors, economics and technology and production trends... Learn about: IT Security...

...Farriery refers to the skills to make, shape and fit horseshoes. Forgework introduces more general skills - it is designed to prepare candidates for...

...and awareness required to practice working in a variety of settings, from the domestic garden to the public open space. In the first two years of the degree... Learn about: Garden Design...

...The first year of this HND develops a wide range of skills needed by practising designers, including communication with clients and other professionals... Learn about: Garden Design, Landscape Architecture, Construction Training...

...A career in the trees and timber industry could see you protecting not only Scotland’s natural heritage but an economic resource. The industry is made...

...How Will I Learn Full Time The course is delivered over 34 weeks. Classroom based theory activities are combined with golf course visits, work experience... Learn about: IT Management...

...monitoring and maintain stocks of feed and bedding for horses, reporting the health and well-being of horses, tacking up horses for specialist...

...There is a current lack of horticulturists trained to degree level, particularly in the UK. This means that as a graduate, you will have excellent employment opportunities... Learn about: Horticulture Mechanisation, Core subjects, HND Horticulture...

...private sector landscape enterprises, garden centres and institutional employers, as well as self-employed gardeners... Learn about: Craftsman gardener, Horticulture Mechanisation, Horticulture industry...

...and gain an appreciation of the botanical issues in horticulture today. You'll also learn techniques for restoring historic gardens, opening the way... Learn about: Taxonomy and physiology, Historical Perspective, HND Horticulture...

...This City and Guilds Introduction to Professional Cookery programme is an entry level qualification for those who would like to learn basic food preparation and cookery skills... Learn about: Cookery skills, Professional Cookery, Hospitality industry...