On the A-Level Geography course you will be in class for 4 and a half hours a week. Topics include the Water and Carbon Cycles, Hazards, Glacial Systems, Global Systems and Governance, Resource Security and Changing Places. These modules cover both human and physical Geography themes. They are taught through a variety of theory sessions, practical activities and multimedia resources. Classes are complemented by compulsory fieldwork. The Glacial Systems fieldwork will be conducted within the Lake District National Park; a relict glacial landscape of international status. Fieldwork for human modules will be conducted within local and national towns and cities that provide the opportunity to examine economic, political and demographic themes.
This A-Level course allows students to develop key intellectual skills such as literacy, numeracy, critical evaluation and informed decision making.
Farming + Technology
Start dates may vary
POLLUTION – Fertiliser applications, FYM, Slurry & other agricultural /land based waste management – 2 days (contact us to discuss your needs). Quality control is managed by the awarding bodies and all trainers and assessors attend regular updates and are monitored by the awarding bodies. All…
Protected Landscapes + Heritage Skills
1-5 days per subject
BOUNDARY MAINTENANCE – Drystone Walling, Fencing, Hedge Laying – 1-5 days per subject. Anyone with the responsibility for the management of boundaries, as well as farm workers and other land-based workers may require boundary maintenance training.
Environmental Monitoring
Part time/full time available
The demand for Energy Technicians, Engineers and Low Carbon Energy specialists is greater than ever in the UK - with new infrastructure projects (including new energy power builds) emerging across the nation at an ever-increasing rate. This programme gives learners the skills they need to advance…
Environmental Monitoring
Ongoing application
Our T Level in Science course follows the laboratory science pathway and includes the following course content: foundation knowledge of biology, chemistry and physics; scientific methodology; experimental techniques; health and safety; ethics; data analysis.
Rewilding and reintroductions
Wild Futures: Careers with The Wildlife Trusts
Business Supporter Network - Launch Event