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Long Training Courses (MSc, Degree and day release)
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Part-time Undergraduate Diploma and Advanced
Diploma courses, Environmental Conservation.
Aimed at volunteer and
professional conservationists. Each comprises 2 years field and
classroom study. Diploma covers British wildlife and countryside
conservation. Advanced Diploma studies global environmental
issues and applies them to local initiatives. To start in
September. Further details:
http://cpd.conted.ox.ac.uk/env email
envcon@conted.ox.ac.uk or telephone 01865
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2/5/08 - 1/11/08
Study
in the Yorkshire Dales
Craven College Skipton offer a Foundation Degree in Environmental
Conservation (validated by York St John University). The course
blends practical and academic learning using the Dales as an outdoor
classroom and resource. The course is available over 2 or 3 years. Call
01756 708008 for more details.
www.craven-college.ac.uk
2/5/08 - 1/11/08
Learn
in the Yorkshire Dales
Craven College, Skipton offer a wide range of countryside courses to
suit all levels these include Countryside Management, Equine Studies,
Agriculture, Animal Care, Horticulture, Practical land based skills and
Rural mechanics. Call 01756 708008 for more details.
www.craven-college.ac.uk
2/5/08 - 1/11/08
MSc
Sustainable Uplands
MSc
full, part time or single CPD modules which provide students with a
unique awareness of upland environments and the interacting
environmental, economic and social drivers of change. Students will be
trained to deploy a wide range of skills and tools to manage the land,
water and human related resources.
Contact: Dr Lois Mansfield
lois.mansfield@cumbria.ac.uk or 01768-893567 or
www.cumbria.ac.uk/courses/coursesearch2008 for more details
21/4/08 - 1/10/08
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Foundation and
honours degrees
in - Adventure and Media; Animal Conservation Science;
Conservation Biology; Environment and Sustainability; Farm
Management and Diversification; Forest and Woodland Management;
Forestry; Integrated Land Management; Outdoor Leadership;
Outdoor Recreation Management; Outdoor Studies; Outdoor Studies
Environment;
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Resources; Science and the Environment; Sustainable Rural Recreation;
Wildlife and MediaAt
our Newton Rigg, Penrith or Ambleside campuses (see website for
individual course location)
www.cumbria.ac.uk/courses 0845 606 1144
21/4/08 - 1/10/08
University of Cumbria
further education opportunities (diplomas, awards and apprenticeships)
in agriculture, horticulture, equine, forestry and arboriculture,
gamekeeping and wildlife management, land-based service engineering) at
our Newton Rigg, Penrith campus.
http://www.cumbria.ac.uk/FE/courses/FE08CourseAtoZ.aspx 0845 850
0766
21/3/08 - 1/9/08
Walford & North
Shropshire College
At our Walford
Campus, Baschurch (nr Shrewsbury) we offer the following courses:
BTEC National
Diploma in Countryside Management; Apprenticeship in
Gamekeeping & Wildlife Management; HNC in Wildlife &
Countryside
BSC (Hons) in
Wildlife & Countryside; Various
Legislative Tests
01939 262100
enquires@wnsc.ac.uk
www.wnsc.ac.uk
4/3/08 - 1/9/08
Courses for Ecological
Sustainability & Social Justice by Centre for Human Ecology
Engage head, heart and hand for effective enduring
change: MSc Human Ecology; Short Courses: Action Research, Ecopsychology,
Ethical Enterprise, Food Culture & Agri-Culture, Spiritual Activism and
Sustaining Ecosystems. Courses based around intensive workshops in Glasgow.
In partnership with the University of Strathclyde.
www.che.ac.uk
study@che.ac.uk tel
0141 410 1100
22/2/08 - 20/8/08
Sustainable
Environmental Management
An interactive
programme providing a thorough training in the legal, political and
ethical dimensions of sustainability. Excellent foundation for
professional careers in environmental consultancy, government agencies,
research and a range of other organisations in the public and private
sector. Contact University of Plymouth Admissions 01752 585500 or email
ssb.admissions@plymouth.ac.uk
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
BSc (Hons)/BA (Hons)
Environmental Conservation – Swansea Metropolitan University
These degrees equip
students with the knowledge/skills essential to assess the environmental
impact of human actions, enabling them to make judgements from ethical,
scientific, legal, economic, social and political perspectives.
Graduates will positively contribute to a sustainable future. Call 01792
481106, email enquiry@smu.ac.uk
or visit www.smu.ac.uk
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
MSc Environmental
Conservation and Management
– Swansea Metropolitan University
This postgraduate
programme reflects the diversity and multi-disciplinary nature of
environmental studies. It offers the opportunity to study current
issues, together with their causes, effects and possible solutions, and
to focus on the strategies involved in appropriate environmental
conservation and management. Call 01792 481106, email
enquiry@smu.ac.uk or visit
www.smu.ac.uk
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Environmental Conservation
C&G
First Certificate ,1 Year
Qualifications required: Three GCSE’s at grade E or above. Minimum of
Entry Level 2 in Literacy and Numeracy required. Course is designed to
support those wishing to work in the countryside by providing an
introductory programme with high practical content.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Countryside and Environment
BTEC
First Diploma 1 Year
Qualifications required: Three GCSE’s at grade D or above. Minimum of
Entry Level 3 in Literacy and Numeracy.
This
course gives an excellent introduction to the countryside industry with
a high practical content to provide a broad base of experience.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Game & Countryside Management
BTEC
First Diploma 1 year
Qualifications required: Three GCSE’s at grade D or above. Entry Level
3 in Literacy and Numeracy required.
This
course will give an excellent introduction to the countryside and game
industries with a high practical content, to provide a broad base of
experience. www.warkscol.ac.uk
0800 783 627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Countryside Management
BTEC
National Certificate 1 year F/T/ 2 years P/T
Qualifications: Level 2 qualification in a related subject, or 4 GCSE’s
at grade C or above. Those with a non traditional background encouraged
to apply. This course offers learners an opportunity to explore all
aspects of the countryside management.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800
783 627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Countryside Management
BTEC
National Diploma Duration: 2 Years
Qualifications: Level 2 qualification in a relate subject or 4 GCSE’s at
grade C or above. Those with a non traditional background are encouraged
to apply. For those interested in a career in the countryside, wildlife
conservation, outdoor recreation or game management.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800
783 627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Countryside Management
BTEC
National Award 1 year part-time
Qualifications: Level 2 qualification in a related subject or 4 GCSE’s
at grade C or above. Non traditional background are encouraged to apply.
Course to be studied one dpw. Opportunities to specialise in game &
habitat management, env science or woodland conservation.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Habitat Conservation
BTEC
National Diploma 2 years
Qualifications: Level 2 qualification in a related subject or 4 GCSE’s
at grade C or above. Non traditional backgrounds are encouraged to
apply. This course is ideal for those interested in wildlife
conservation. www.warkscol.ac.uk
0800 783 627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Fish, Game and Wildlife Management
BTEC
National Diploma 2 years
Qualifications: Level 2 qual in a related subject or 4 GCSE’s grade C or
above. Non traditional background are encouraged to apply. Ideal for
developing a career in countryside management. The programme offered
over 2 years with work placement.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783 627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Outdoor Education and Countryside Management
BTEC
National Diploma 2 years
Qualifications: 4 GCSE’s at grade C or above. This course provides sound
underpinning of the rural industries yet allows you to specialise in
rural tourism and countryside recreation.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Apprentices in Environmental Conservation
NVQ
Duration 1 or 2 years
Qualifications: Minimum of 3 GCSE’s with good levels of communication
and numeracy skills. Practical skills learnt in the workplace supported
by p/t attendance at college. Courses offers the opportunity of personal
development whilst working in the conservation industry.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Agriculture
C & G
First Certificate Land-based 1 year
Qualifications: 3 GCSE’s at grade E or above and Level 2 in Literacy &
Numeracy. If you are interested in farming this course will provide an
introduction to farming based on a high practical content.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Agriculture
BTEC
First Diploma 1 year
Qualifications: NVQ Level 1 in Agriculture or 4 GCSE’s at grade D or
above. This course offers a mixture of theory and practical exercise,
but the emphasis is on vocational training.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Agriculture
BTEC
National Certificate 1 year F/T or 2 years P/T
Qualifications: First Diploma or NVQ Level 2 for at least 4 GCSE’s at
grade C including 2 Science or Maths subjects. Offers training in mixed
farming, livestock and crop husbandry, Some specialisation may be
offered. www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800
783 627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Agriculture (Livestock Management)
BTEC
National Diploma 2 years
Quals:
A minimum of 4 GCSE’s grade C, incl two science or Maths subjects or NVQ
Level 2 or First Diploma. This course provides a good understanding of
technical aspects of modern farming in terms of practical skill and
management. www.warkscol.ac.uk
0800 783 627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Repair & Maintenance of Agricultural Machinery
OCN
17 weeks
Ideally you will be proficient and have experience with farming
machinery, familiar with maintenance and setting relating to these
operations. The minimum age for entry will be 19 years. This is an
intensive and highly practical course.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Agriculture (Crops and Mechanisation)
National Diploma 2 years
Quals:
Minimum of 4 GCSE’s at grade C or above incl science, Eng & maths or NVQ
Level 2 or First Diploma. Course provides technical aspects of modern
arable farming. Programme duration of 2 years with a work placement.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Agriculture
BTEC
National Award 1 year P/T
Quals:
Minimum of 4 GCSE’s at grade C or above incl English,Maths & Science
subjects or First Diploma. The course is one day per week with tutorial
support. The course is both practical and theory.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
Apprenticeships in Agriculture
1 or
2 years
Quals:
3 GCSE’s and a good level of communication and numeracy skills. The
course involves studying for a NVQ plus supporting quals. Practical
skills are learnt in the workplace, whilst studying part time at
College. www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800
783 627627
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
BSc (Hons) Natural Resource Management
This
course, unique to Scotland, offers the opportunity to understand how and
why we exploit the earth’s resources You will learn how to challenge
existing attitudes to depletion of the earth's resources.
www.abertay.ac.uk
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
BA
Hons. Wildlife Photography
Blackpool and The Fylde College
The
Wildlife Photography Degree is designed to encourage you to explore the
role of the wildlife/natural history photographer and the relationship
between ecology/nature and photography.
www.bawildphoto.co.uk
14/2/08 – 12/8/08
FdSc Environment Conservation
2
years F/T 3 years P/T
Entry
requirements: 80 UCAS points – equivalent to: BTEC NC/ND in Countryside
or related subject. 1 A Level or NVQ Level 3 in related discipline.
Relevant work experience with no formal academic quals, but have
experience and knowledge in the subject.
www.warkscol.ac.uk 0800 783
627627
30/8/07 - 1/9/08
Conservation Management Foundation Degree FdSc @ Merrist Wood
Campus
New course for those in the environment sector, who want to develop
practical experience and an understanding of natural systems in order to
manage our land and maintain our biodiversity. Call 01483 884040 or
visit www.guildford.ac.uk
30/8/07 - 1/9/08
Countryside and Environment First Diploma @ Merrist Wood Campus
This one year full time course is designed to provide you with an
introduction to skills, knowledge and understanding required for a
successful career in the countryside, arboriculture and forestry
industries. Call 01483 884040 or visit
www.guildford.ac.uk
30/8/07 - 1/9/08
Landbased Operations (Conservation) NVQ Level 1 @ Merrist Wood
Campus
This course is run in collaboration with the BTCV at sites around Surrey
where learners will gain a qualification whilst carrying out valuable
conservation work for the BTCV as volunteer workers. Call 01483 884040
or visit www.guildford.ac.uk
30/8/07 - 1/9/08
Practical Habitat Management (National Certificate in Countryside
Management) @ Merrist Wood Campus
This course will start you on your way to a career in countryside and
estate management. Four GCSEs at grade C or above are required although
there are no formal entry requirements for mature students. Call 01483
884040 or visit www.guildford.ac.uk
5/2/08 – 3/8/08
BTCV has vacancies
on their NVQ Level 2 in Environmental Conservation in Avon,
Gloucester and Exeter. You will need to volunteer for 2 days a week for
9-12 months, but the course itself is free. Contact Bekki Farrar tel:
0117 9298488 or email: B.Farrar@btcv.org.uk
5/2/08 – 3/8/08
Protected Species
Projects Ltd, Affordable ethical training
Beginner,
intermediate, advanced and bespoke protected species courses. Our
unique training centre enables the practical elements of protected
species ecology to be studied on site during field exercises. An ethical
company we aim to provide the highest quality training at affordable
prices. Please visit www.pspl.co.uk
for more information.
21/1/08 – 5/5/08
Roundwood Timber Framing Training Course
with Ben Law
5
weeks training: May 5 to June 6 2008 – Limited spaces. More information
on the events page of our website www.pestalozzi.org.uk £1250 per person
Contact Thea Platt, Pestalozzi International Village, East Susses, 01424
870444,
theaplatt@pestalozzi.org.uk
21/1/08 – 19/7/08
Jan
08 to Dec 08 NVQ Level 2 in Conservation
The
NVQ level 2 in Conservation is ideal for those wishing to demonstrate
their existing competencies or for people new to the field wanting to
learn the necessary practical vocational skills. The course is for 12
hours per week. Call 01909 504522
14/1/08 - 12/7/08
The Tree Hazard Awareness Course
is offered in four online sessions by Myerscough College in conjunction
with Cheshire County Council. The course is aimed to raise site managers
awareness of dead, dying or dangerous trees which can cause hazards in
the workplace. This will lead to a safer working environment. Contact
01995 642211 or see
www.myerscough.ac.uk for more details
14/1/08 - 12/7/08
IEMA
Associate Membership Course in Environmental Management
Three
months of part-time distance learning study to qualify for Associate
Membership of IEMA
*
Achieve a recognised qualification * Get up to date with legislation *
Build confidence * Enhance career opportunities. Tel: + 44 (0) 1225
386405 Email: iem@bath.ac.uk
www.bath.ac.uk/iem/
4/1/08 –
1/1/09
Starts January 2009 Building Sustainable Communities – Design Course
Based
in Brighton & Sussex and organised by Brighton Permaculture Trust. The
course looks at eco-systems designed for working and living
collaboratively with other people whilst caring for the earth. NOW
TAKING BOOKINGS. 07746 185927
www.brightonpermaculture.co.uk
7/12/07 - 5/6/08
MSc/PGDip Biodiversity and Conservation by Roehampton University,
London
A
cutting edge, practical approach to the ecological principals and
methodologies that are fundamental to biodiversity management and the
conservation of species and habitats, this course will equip students
with the intellectual and practical skills required in biodiversity
management and conservation.
020
8392 3232 or
http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/pg/bac/index.html
13/11/07 - 11/5/08
The University of Northampton
offer a 2-year Arboriculture Foundation degree. This course is
suitable for those seeking to upgrade and extend their knowledge in
aspects of tree care and management
For further information contact:
Freephone 0800 358 2232 Email
study@northampton.ac.uk Web
www.northampton.ac.uk
11/5/07 – 1/10/08
The Royal Agricultural College,
Cirencester
www.rac.ac.uk
Full or Part-Time Postgraduate Programmes: ●
International Food and Agribusiness ● Management Studies ● Food Industries
and Wine Management ● Estate Management ● Equine Studies ● International
Rural Development ● Farm Business Management
For more information contact:
admissions@rac.ac.uk
Open Days: Friday 14 March 08 &
Saturday 12 April 08
20/6/07 - 1/10/08
MSc/PGDip Biodiversity
and Conservation by Roehampton University
A cutting edge, practical
approach to the ecological principals and methodologies that are fundamental
to biodiversity management and the conservation of species and habitats,
this course is designed to equip students with the intellectual and
practical skills required in biodiversity management and conservation.
More information: 020 8392
3232 or
http://www.roehampton.ac.uk/pg/bac/index.html
18/9/07 - 1/10/08
Study in the outdoor classroom
The HND in Environmental
Conservation at Craven College in Skipton is a practical and academic
course using the Yorkshire Dales as an outdoor classroom and resource.
The course is available over 2 years or 3 years. Call 01756 708008 for
more details
9/8/07 - 1/10/08
Forth Valley Colleges'
NEBOSH Environmental Diploma can provide those working in the
countryside and conservation sectors, with the knowledge and
understanding to provide expert guidance on the control of environmental
risks posed by work activities. Blended Learning. Starts 10 March
2008. For more information call 01324 403167 or email
biz@forthvalley.ac.uk
13/2/07 - 1/9/08
FdSc Conservation
and Countryside Management
at Duchy College
This new course has
been designed in consultation with the industry to ensure it meets
students’ needs in taking their careers in Conservation forward.
Course modules include habitat management, practical conservation,
wildlife survey techniques, environmental education and field
botany, and marine, coastal and freshwater ecology.
T: 01209 722100 E:
rosewarne.enquiries@duchy.ac.uk
W:
www.duchy.ac.uk
 
Details believed correct but given without prejudice.
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