Foundation BASIS
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O
Level
Other -
Start Date
Wednesday 28th February 2024 -
Venue
Easton College -
Course Code
H0427
Summary
This Basis Foundation Award in Agronomy has a strong blend of field based sessions lead by industry specialists and essential underpinning theory.
Aimed at managers and key operators interested in improving their knowledge in crop husbandry and soil management, the course will provide the grounding for a career in Agronomy and will have many benefits for those managing crop based enterprises.
In-field advisers who have kept up to date with all the aspects of modern farming need to be recognised as professional practitioners. Many agronomists do not necessarily have a degree or HND qualification but having attend the 'University of Life' their experience and knowledge acquired through regular 'on the job training' has given them an equivalent knowledge base.
To formally position the wide range of knowledge needed by modern agronomists BASIS has structured the attainment of the BASIS Diploma in Agronomy, with key components already in every-day use as qualification modules.
Course Dates -
Training Dates 28/02/2024, 07/03/2024, 20/06/2024, twilight crop walks, 21/3/2024, 11/4/2024, 02/5/2024, 23/5/2024, 13/6/2024) (Exam date - 27.6.2024)
Entry Requirements
No formal entry requirements.
Learning Outcomes
Basis Diploma in Agronomy
Assessment
Exam 27th June
Fees
£945.00
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