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Arboriculture & Urban Forestry HNC
Arboriculture and urban forestry involves working with and managing trees in an urban setting, such as towns or parks. This course is designed to provide the skills and ability to function as supervisors or self-employed contractors in arboriculture and urban forestry. Some prior knowledge would be preferable but not essential. Subjects include forest science, woody plant biology, arboriculture practice, work supervision practice, urban forests, woodland and green space, amenity tree management and woodland operations.
Entry requirements (mature students)
- There are no formal entry requirements for mature applicants but existing students progressing should have attained an appropriate Certificate qualification in Forestry or Conservation Skills
Entry requirements (school leavers)
- One Higher at C or above and 4 Standard Grades at 3 or above
How is the course assessed?
Continuous assessment throughout each unit.
What next?
- Career within the arboriculture and urban forestry industry, e.g. tree surgeon, gardening or working as a contractor
UCAS code
115D
Start date
August/September 2012
Study mode
Full time or part time with opportunities for those working in the Industry to study by blended learning.
Campus
Scottish School of Forestry, (Balloch)
Duration
Full time - 1 year
Part time - up to 3 years
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