NLBC Sector: Agriculture Crops & Livestock

Sub-sectors: Sheep, pig, and dairy farming.  Arable farming for cereals, potatoes and other crops.  Agronomy and soil science.  Farming of energy crops for biomass and biofuel.

Occupations: Farmer, agricultural worker, shepherd, farm labourer, stockperson, tractor driver, crofter, herd manager, agricultural technician, farm manager, agronomist.

Level 2 Stockperson Apprenticeship Standard
Courses

The key role for a stockperson is to raise animals with optimal welfare and consideration for their needs throughout the different stages of their life. This is practical work involving a combination of technology and manual labour. Being a stockperson

Level 2 Stockperson Apprenticeships
Courses

If you like working outside and your strengths are more practical-based, an Agricultural Apprenticeship Standard could be for you. Each workplace is different so you may be working with different breeds of cattle, sheep or pigs, or carrying out a

Level 2 Countryside Worker Apprenticeships
Courses

This apprenticeship is aimed at anyone who wants to be involved in managing the environment, working in National Parks, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), National Nature Reserves as well as private landed estates, country or urban parks. The apprenticeship

Level 1 Introduction to Agriculture and the Environment
Courses

Learn the basic skills, knowledge and understanding of working in agriculture and the countryside and prepare for employment or progression to a more advanced course, or an apprenticeship. Kingston Maurward College offers the ideal environment for students to develop agriculture

Level 2 Technical Certificate in Agriculture
Courses

This course provides the practical skills and knowledge that will help you gain employment in agriculture. You will acquire a wide range of knowledge, practical skills and industry experience from both your studies and work experience on a local farm.

Agriculture and Countryside Diploma Level 1
Courses

The Agricultural sector is one of exciting constant development and change. If you are looking to work outside, interested in plant and crop cultivation and livestock management then our Level 1 Diploma in Agriculture will kick start your learning in

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