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A five-day training course leading towards a City & Guilds NPTC assessment for the awards - Chainsaw Maintenance and Cross-cutting and Felling Small Trees up to 380mm (formerly CS30/31).

This is a one day course preparing candidates to take NPTC PA2 Ground Crop Sprayer (Mounted) test.

This is a one-day course preparing candidates to take NPTC PA1 Foundation Module Test.

A two-day course which covers chainsaw maintenance and basic operations, leading towards certification with either Lantra or NPTC.

Highly regarded by employers, apprenticeships can help you to progress your career, in an existing or completely new role. An apprenticeship can also be a valuable first step into an agricultural career, providing an ideal opportunity to ‘learn while you earn’. 

Develop your critical analysis, decision-making and problem-solving skills on this A-level in Business Studies. You'll gain transferable knowledge and skills across a huge range of business and management fields, as well as building your personal decision-making, planning and financial expertise.

Biology combines problem solving with practical skills and enables you to develop a scientific approach to the subject. You'll build up research, problem-solving, organisational and analytical skills as part of this popular A-level course. It can be combined with practically any other A-level we offer.

Our A-level in Chemistry will help develop your scientific skills and knowledge. Learn to understand the world we live in, picking up research, problem solving, and analytical skills along the way. This A-level is a great platform for science or engineering-based programmes at university.

Our A-level in Economics will see you study the fundamental forces which affect society and your lives. Forces such as; employment, prices, international trade and poverty. This dynamic course allows you to make your own judgements and form your own opinions on the issues that matter to society right now.

A Level English Language and Literature presents clear continuity from GCSE English and GCSE English Literature with the study of literary (novels, some poetry and plays) and non-fiction written (including digital) and spoken texts. The course also enables students to develop their creativity and expertise by producing their own original writing. Students explore texts of greater variety and challenge than those encountered at GCSE and learn to apply linguistic and literary concepts and methods to their analysis of texts.