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Certificate in Environmental Conservation and Countryside Management L2

  • 2

    Level
    Level 2

  • Duration
    1 year

  • Start Date
    September 2025

  • Venue
    Easton College campus

  • Course Code
    A0452

Start Date

  • September 2025, Full Time

Summary

This qualification gives you the opportunity to study a range of specialist, technical, practical skills and knowledge that build upon the core skills required for working in the countryside, such as; estate maintenance skills, population surveys, safe use of equipment and machinery with further areas of study that could include modules such as land use and recreation, and pest and predator control. You can then learn additional specialist skills such as woodland habitat management, estate skills, machinery operations, countryside recreation, surveying and identification. We endeavour to work with local employers who will contribute to the knowledge and delivery of training. Trips, visits and guest speakers will provide demonstrations and talks on the industry. This practically based training is ideal preparation for gaining employment in the land and wildlife industries or specialist further study.

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You can live on-site in our Student Accommodation, just a few minutes away from the classroom!

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Why Our College?

Natural learning space

Our 245-hectare estate provides the perfect learning environment with arable, grassland, woodland, and conservation areas.

Developed with employers

Our courses have been devised with conservation landowners across East Anglia, ensuring you gain the skills needed for your future career.

Expert teachers

Our expert teachers have decades of experience of teaching Countryside Management courses.

Entry Requirements

Achieve four GCSE's at grade 3 or above including English Language and maths.

Assessment

Assessment takes place through synoptics and an externally set written exam

Progression

Upon successful completion at Merit, you could progress to Level 3 Diploma in Environmental Conservation and Countryside Management. Alternatively you may seek employment or an apprenticeship

Career Progression

Countryside warden, Assistant estate worker, Assistant underkeeper, Fieldwork assisstant.

Fees

If you are a UK or home fee status student and aged 16-18 on the 31st August before the start of your course, tuition fees are free. If you are aged 19 and over please contact the Advice Shop

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Why Our College?

Natural learning space

Our 245-hectare estate provides the perfect learning environment with arable, grassland, woodland, and conservation areas.

Developed with employers

Our courses have been devised with conservation landowners across East Anglia, ensuring you gain the skills needed for your future career.

Expert teachers

Our expert teachers have decades of experience of teaching Countryside Management courses.

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