Land Based Courses at Cirencester Sixth Form College


Cirencester College is the perfect place to start your journey towards the career of your dreams in the land based industry. With so many different options and routes available NOW is the time to apply!


Level 3 Vocational Courses


Horse (Equine) Management Perfect if you’re interested in: Horse behaviour and welfare Yard management Fitting tack and equipment Caring for competition horses Horse fitness Rehabilitation & therapy Equine Health Working horses from the ground


Land & Wildlife Management (Countryside) Perfect if you’re interested in: Trees & woodlands British wildlife & conservation Natural history Environmental education Environmental management Water quality & management Farming and agriculture Countryside tourism


Level 2 Vocational courses 


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Horse (Equine) Care Horse Care


Land & Wildlife Management (Countryside)


Animal Management Perfect if you’re interested in: Animal handling,


feeding & 


Farm livestock & husbandry Exotic animals Animal welfare & breed development


Animal biology, behaviour & communication


accommodation


Foundation Degrees 


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To apply log on to our website www.cirencester.ac.uk. For further information please contact student.journeyteam@cirencester.ac.uk


Zoo husbandry & management Veterinary studies Wildlife care and management


Environmental Conservation & Heritage Management British Wildlife Conservation Animal Science


LEVEL 2 DIPLOMA APPRENTICESHIP


• Available for 16-22 year olds


• Residential course followed by an 18 month work placement


• Learn to ride and care for racehorses • First step to becoming a jockey • Guaranteed work! • Exciting industry with opportunities to travel


CONTACT CAREERS@BRS.ORG.UK OR CALL 01638 665103


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