Level 2 Diploma in Countryside and the Environment
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Level 2 Diploma in Countryside and the Environment
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Description
Course Level: Level 2 Course Duration: 1 year Days at College 4 days Course DescriptionFocusing on developing your practical and theoretical skills you will be expected to carry out independent study, take part in rural-related debates and undertake work experience. This will equip you for the workplace or a higher level qualification.
Entry RequirementsIt is essential that your Initial Assessment results show that you are working at Level 1. You will also need to have achieved 4 GCSEs at grades A–D, including English, Maths and Science or equivalent.
What You Will StudyCore Units
- Work Related Experience in Countryside and Environment
- Environmental and Land-ba…
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Course Level: Level 2 Course Duration: 1 year Days at College 4
days Course Description
Focusing on developing your practical and theoretical skills you will be expected to carry out independent study, take part in rural-related debates and undertake work experience. This will equip you for the workplace or a higher level qualification.
Entry RequirementsIt is essential that your Initial Assessment results show that you are working at Level 1. You will also need to have achieved 4 GCSEs at grades A–D, including English, Maths and Science or equivalent.
What You Will StudyCore Units
- Work Related Experience in Countryside and Environment
- Environmental and Land-based business
Specialist Units
- Estate maintenance
- Ecology of trees, woods and forests
- Conservation and improvement of British habitats
- Principles of land-based machinery
- Agriculture and conservation
Functional Skills
You will also gain nationally recognised functional skills
qualifications (English, Maths and ICT).
You may wish to continue training and progress to a Level 3 qualification such as the Extended Diploma in Countryside Management. Alternatively you may choose to develop your career in organisations concerned with wildlife and countryside management as a ranger, estate worker or country park warden.
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