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Bishop Burton College Open Event
April 28, 2026
5.00-7.00pm
Bishop Burton College Open Event
April 28, 2026
17:30- 20:00
Bishop Burton College Open Event
June 20, 2026
10:00- 13:00
Bishop Burton College Open Event
June 20, 2026
10.00-1.00pm
Other Courses
- Level 1 Bricklaying
- Level 1 Employability and Personal Development
- Level 1 Plastering
- Level 2 Bricklaying
- Level 2 Equine Care (Technical Certificate)
- Level 2 Floristry
- Level 2 Horticulture (City & Guilds Technical Certificate)
- Level 2 Land-Based Engineering
- Level 2 Public Services
- Level 3 Equine Management
Level 1 Land-Based Studies
Bishop Burton College
York Road, Bishop Burton, HU17 8QG
Available start dates
Available start dates
Course Summary
Course Details
- Safe and effective working practices in the land-based industries
- Preparing to work in the land-based industries
- Assisting with the use of transport and maintenance of tool and equipment
- Assisting with the care of animals
- Assisting with the movement, handling and accommodation of animals
- Assisting with the maintenance of structures and surfaces in the countryside
- Introduction to wildlife and conservation
- English and Maths, as required
Work Experience is required to achieved this course. 60 hours in total. You will be expected to source your own work experience within the land-based sector, such as at a farm, farm shop, garden centre, in countryside management, at equestrian yards, kennels or catteries, fruit and vegetable shops or within agricultural engineering. Paperwork will be provided during induction week, You will need to speak with the employer to ensure they have public liability insurance and that they are happy to accommodate you. Once you have handed the form to our Course Manager to be processed, you just need to sit back and relax until it has been approved.
Entry requirements
Equipment required
Your next steps...
You will be able to progress to relevant Level 2 study, i.e. Level 2 in Agriculture. Alternative Courses include the Open Awards Employability and Professional Development or Supported Internship.
You will be able to explore a wide variety of roles in the land-based industry, such as on an arable or livestock farm, with animals in sanctuaries and wildlife centres, in environmental conservation and horticulture.
Additional information
For more courses like this, check our courses page.