College Courses

[DriveLink]

You didn't put Sparsholt on the list!

[john dawson]

As i said, Not enough room for all!, just put OTHER then a little something as to why?

[Guy the silverback]

plumpton for location did forestry course first before going back years later for arb but also private nptc as funds allowed now helping others teach which is much better and sites like this one if only i could be more sponge like and soak up all the info!!!! but hey im always learning

[Taupotreeman]

DaveW ( I think) can you PM me again? For some reason some of my PM's disappeared so I don't know if you got my reply.

[penfold]

if i could relive from a levels on i would probably have done the same as i did : go to askham bryan do hnd/foundation degree in hort and then go somewhere else prob newton rigg or barony to do arb or forestry.

[Scottie]

I managed to do an NC in Estate Maintanence and Gamekeeping an another NC in Integratred Rulral Land use and an HNC Countryside Recreation and Conservation Management all at Elmwood College, Cupar, Fife. I would do it all again at the same college with the same people. Many good times. So I choose other.

[Adam]

I did 3 years at sparsholt and thouroughly enjoed my time there. excellent facilities and practicle oppitunities very close to campus. very knowlagable tutors aswell.

[Bear]

anywhere thats not moulton college...the lpace has gone to the dogs !:thumbdown:

[john dawson]

I thought Moulton wasnt too bad? whats gone wrong?

[daveindales]

in the early 1990's I did NC arb at Myerscough. The course and college were excellent and modern. The only drawback I found was their climbing technique (strop on, strop off) was out of date even in the early 1990's.

Then did HND arb at houghall. College was 1950's style. outdated, and the food was rubbish. But the course was ok, some parts of it were excellent, others adaquate. I guess you get that with most courses.