Wildlife & Countryside (Countryside Management)
About
This course has been designed for applicants with a strong interest in the management and conservation of native wildlife. You will study a range of units gaining a combination of practical skills and knowledge to further your career in the industry or continue to higher education.
Start
This course starts in September
Duration
1 year
Level
Level 3 90 Credit Diploma
Location
Pencoed Campus
Overview & Modules
There is a strong emphasis on practical training and applied knowledge throughout the course which is delivered via lectures, practical sessions, field trips, guest speakers and visits.
Modules include:
- Investigative project
- Ecological surveys
- Practical conservation skills
- Woodland habitat management
- Coastal management
- Grassland habitat management
- Environmental interpretation
- Farm habitat management
You will also develop a number of skills including numeracy, literacy and digital skills throughout the course.
How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed in a variety of ways which could include scenario based assignments, practical assessments, case studies, presentations and continual class assessment.
Entry requirements
5 GCSEs at grade C or above, preferably including English and Maths (equivalent qualifications are accepted including a Merit at Level 2).
Continue your studies
Successful completion will enable you to achieve the Level 3 90 Credit Diploma and can be used as a stepping stone to Higher Education courses.
This is an industry recognised qualification designed to provide the knowledge and practical experience to enhance employability in the sector.
Latest regional data including Bridgend, Cardiff and Swansea.
Currently Employed
1049
Job opportunities
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Average Wage
£23556
Hourly
£12.08
