BASIS certificate in conservation management

In recognition of the changes taking place within British agriculture, the Trust, together with BASIS (Registration) Ltd have developed a unique Conservation Management course, which will enable candidates to achieve a recognised professional qualification in farmland conservation.

This short course is designed for those advising on cross-compliance, environmental management, conservation or stewardship options.  To implement effective farmland conservation management, careful attention needs to be paid to a wide range of issues such as soil, air, water, wildlife, the environment and biodiversity.  This new qualification is therefore ideally suited to those managing farms, both directly and indirectly as land agents, rural consultants and conservationists.

No other qualifications are needed prior to attending this course.

Tuition is two and a half days, with an examination by BASIS on the afternoon of the third day.

2012 Dates and locations

June 6th, 7th, 8th.  Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester.  For course costs and bookings please contact James Foster on 01285 889873or e-mail james.foster@rac.ac.uk 

Other courses can be arranged for groups of 10-15 delegates at any suitable location nationwide, please contact Natalie Augusztinyi at allerton@gwct.org.uk if you would like to discuss this further.

Price per person

The cost of the course is between £300-£400 + VAT for the 4 modules, with lunch and refreshments included, this will vary depending on the location and if funding is available, in some cases funding may include the BASIS examination fee which is £150 (VAT exempt).

For further information, please contact Natalie Augusztinyi on 01572 717220 or e-mail allerton@gwct.org.uk or click on the link below to view the Syllabus and Information Booklet.

Syllabus and Information Booklet

For more information on the course content and how it links in with the BASIS Diploma in Agronomy
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