Choose to learn in a classroom without walls with our Environmental Conservation and Countryside Management courses. Studying in our diverse 245-hectare estate, there truly is nowhere better to study for a career in the countryside. 

What are the courses about? 

You will learn about conservation, biodiversity, ecology and wildlife habitat management and the wide range of careers available in this area. 

What will I do as part of the courses? 

Courses will develop your skills in a broad range of areas in land & wildlife management. You’ll develop both ecological principles and practical skills, including tractor driving and machinery, wildlife and conservation and forestry. You’ll gain practical experience and real experience of work with employers as part of work experience. 

To find out more about this diverse sector, you’ll take part in trips and visits to estates, country parks and wildlife parks. This includes those managed by wildlife trusts, the National Trust and Broads Authority. 

Progression 

You can progress to higher level study, an advanced apprenticeships and degree and higher education courses in ecology and conservation management. 

Lots of career options are available in a variety of roles. This includes becoming a countryside ranger, environmental education assistant or ecological consultant. 

Is it suitable for me? 

If you love the great outdoors and are passionate about conservation and wildlife, our Countryside and Wildlife Management courses could be for you. 

Example countryside management careers

Countryside officer 
£18-50k per year 

Ecologist 
£19-45k per year 

Environmental consultant 
£22-50k per year