The
course has been designed specifically to give a solid
grounding in traditional woodland management and crafts.
There is an increasing interest in both of these areas
because the conservation benefits of traditional management
are well known. At the same time this course will promote
self confidence, life skills and creates a work structure
and ethos as well as fostering and appreciation of the
natural world.
Part
of the scheme involves each group producing their own
products to sell and the proceeds of any sales will
be given to a charity of their choice.
Progression
Successsful
candidates could progress either into employment or
onto a higher qualification such as a practical habitat
management or a countryside management course.
If
you have any questions or would like more information
about this course please feel free to contact us for
an informal chat.
Fees
Please
note that we are unable to offer student funding. However
it is likely that funding will be available from other
sources and we are always happy to discuss various options
with you.
Group
sizes and instructors have a close ratio of 1:6 and
we will ask for school staff to be present depending
on numbers and gender. Cost includes lunch and hot drinks
available all day, all materials and registration with
the NCFE at £30 per student.
*(Plus)
-whilst we endeavour to ensure the students complete
their work in the period alloted, we can offer extra
days if students have missed instruction or want to
a bit more time to complete thier products. |
