Agronomy with Environmental Management

Farmers, agronomists and company representatives are currently undertaking many BASIS training courses as part of their continuing professional development (CPD).

Some of these training programmes, managed by , provide certificates that are recognised by the agricultural, horticultural, amenity and related industries as fulfilling legal requirements or meeting the needs of Quality Assurance Schemes.

BASIS Registration Ltd created the BASIS Diploma in Agronomy that can be achieved by candidates who have successfully completed six of these training programs (i.e. Certificate in Crop Protection, FACTS, Soil & Water, PPA, BETA/ Conservation Management plus 1 Advanced Module). 熊猫视频 has taken this and, with the addition of an additional (second) Advanced Module, created an academic award: the Graduate Diploma in Agronomy with Environmental Management. This allows representatives of the industry to achieve an award that is the equivalent to a final year of an Honours Degree. The achievement of a 120 credit Graduate Diploma will provide a formal qualification that is not only a nationally recognised high level award, but also relevant to the industry in which you work.

The Graduate Diploma in Agronomy with Environmental Management is awarded on successful completion of the following existing modules:

One full BASIS Certificate in Crop Protection, taken from Agriculture, Grassland & Forage Crops, Commercial Horticulture, Floriculture or Vegetables (30 credits)
FACTS (15 credits)
Soil and Water Management (15 credits)
Plant Protection Award (15 credits)
Conservation Management or BETA (15 credits), OR from May 2018 BASIS BCM Core (10 credits) plus one of either BASIS BCM Agriculture (5 credits) or BASIS BCM Environment (5 credits)
Advanced Crop or Nutrient Management Module (x2) (30 credits)

Eligibility

You must be in relevant employment within the crop production sector.
You must be a full member of the BASIS Professional Register.
You must have completed 120 credits from the suite of courses approved for the award.

There are two routes, depending on the timeframe over which you have completed the courses:

Example Student A

120 credits achieved from the suite of courses approved for the award. All exams successfully completed within the last seven years.

Result: Automatically qualify (direct entry)

Example Student B

120 'credits' achieved from the suite of courses approved for the award. However, candidates who have not achieved the 120 'credits' within the last seven years are required to complete the Experienced Practitioner Route Module.

Result: Experienced Practitioner Route Module

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Prices

Direct entry: £650

Experienced Practitioner: £950

Contact

For further information, course dates, and to book, please contact:

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