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Wildlife and environmental conservation at London’s environmental college
Our world needs professional conservationists to protect wildlife and their natural habitats for future generations.
Through your studies, industry work placements, and a range of exciting trips, you will learn how to care for our environment, manage habitats, survey plants and wildlife, and operate machinery.
Find a course you love
Part-time
Award in Carbon Literacy and the Impact on Climate Change (Level 2)
Workshop
Introduction to Heathlands
Workshop
Introduction to Coastal Issues
Full-time
Introduction to Wildlife and Conservation (Level 1)
Part-time
Environmental Conservation and Countryside Management Advanced Extended Certificate (Level 3)
Full-time
Environmental Conservation and Countryside Management Advanced Diploma (Level 3)
Full-time
Wildlife and Environmental Conservation Intermediate Diploma (Level 2)
David landed skills that matter
I feel it has facilitated my development, not only as a student but also as a well-rounded person. By being treated like an adult, I feel confident to go out to the industry and work with others.David studied environmental conservation and countryside management.
Career prospects
Wildlife Conservationist
Wildlife conservationists are critical thinkers and passionate about preserving wildlife and protecting various ecosystems like rainforests, grasslands, and oceans.
Woodland Manager
Working as a forest or woodland manager means you will have responsibility of managing designated forest or woodland areas, and oversee activities such as timber production, conservation, and recreation.
Ecological Surveyor
Ecological surveyors assess areas for valuable plants, habitats, and animals so that local planning authorities can make informed decisions about whether developments would have an adverse effect on wildlife in the area.
By car: The Campus is situated just off junction 25 of the M25 and the A10 Southbound
By rail: Served by Turkey Street Station (from Liverpool Street Station), the College is approximately 20 mins walk from Turkey Street
By bus: Buses 217 and 317
By bus: Jevington Way, Alnwick Road, and Mottingham Way stops are within five minutes' walk of the Campus
By rail: Mottingham station is a 23 minute walk from the Campus, with regular services to London Charing Cross, London Bridge, Cannon Street and Dartford
By car: Mottingham Campus is located on Mottingham Lane, just two minutes’ drive from the A20 Sidcup Road/South Circular Road roundabout
Register for our Post-GCSE Advice Day
Upcoming event
Tuesday
19
July
Post-GCSE Advice Day
Join us between 10am and 3pm to:
- Discuss course options
- Meet tutors
- Enrol for September 2024