Sub-sectors: Wildlife management, land management, gamekeeping, ecology, conservation.
Occupations: Conservation officer, countryside ranger, national park warden, park ranger, gamekeeper, land manager, nature reserve manager, dry stone waller, fencer, ecologist, heritage manager, environmental consultant, environmental protection officer, field officer.
The game and wildlife management sector protects habitats and promotes bio-diversity while supporting tourism and recreation. There are three main types of gamekeeper; lowland, upland and highland. Some principals will be the same but they work in different ways with …
Organisations and businesses delivering environmental conservation objectives complement the work of land and estate managers, directly employing staff and also supporting a significant number of volunteers. Environmental conservation embraces the management of landscapes, habitats and species (in urban, rural, coastal …
Organisations and businesses delivering environmental conservation objectives complement the work of land and estate managers, directly employing staff and also supporting a significant number of volunteers. Environmental conservation embraces the management of landscapes, habitats and species (in urban, rural, coastal …
Apprenticeships are available across the UK, but there are differences in components and structure between apprenticeships in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. All apprenticeships are currently developed and funded by the Government. In England, this has change under the …
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Apprenticeships in England are in the process of undergoing a dramatic transformation. As a result of Government reforms, a new style of apprenticeships has been designed to meet the changing needs of employers, learners and providers.
Find apprenticeship training in England. This will search all available apprenticeships in England by key words and then list providers that offer them.
New apprenticeship standards developed by employers. These are replacing ‘frameworks’ in England.
A number of training suppliers across Northern Ireland are contracted to work with apprentices to help them qualify in their chosen profession. Apprentice and employer must speak to one of these training suppliers to arrange ‘off-the-job’ training.
Countryside Management & Gamekeeping