Land-based

Learning in this area covers protection of the environment and the management of crops, livestock, fisheries, forests, and domestic and wild animals.

Employment opportunities in this sector include farming, horticulture, animal care and also scientific lab-based research.

We found 283 challenges in the Vocational area 'Land-based'

Challenge Level NLH
The learner will correctly identify gardening tools and their appropriate use.
WTE1  10
The learner will participate in planning and making improvements to an outdoor area with appropriate support.
WTE1  30
The learner will safely cook different food types on an open fire.
Level 1  20
The learner will understand how to recycle and create a piece of art.
Entry 2  10
The learner will be able to identify and use correct brushes in order to groom a horse correctly and show safe working practice.
Entry 2  20
The learner will be able to identify and state the purpose of using different Personal Protective Equipment and demonstrate how to wear it correctly.
Entry 3  10
The learner will be able to identify a frogs environment, name two frogs found in the UK and two frogs found in another country, and state how they are different.
Entry 2  10
The learner will demonstrate they can follow simple instructions while participating in visits to local outdoor venues.
WTE1  20
The learner will participate in activities that allow them to experience nature and the environment.
WTE1  10
The learner will be able to state the specific needs when keeping bees, key aspects of their care and different bee products.
Entry 2  10
The learner will explore water through participation in multi-sensory experiences.
WTE1  10
The learner will be able to construct two different types of outdoor shelter.
Entry 3  20
The learner will develop an understanding of the properties, uses and changes in state of water.
Entry 2  10
The learner will develop skills for the work place while planting seeds and caring for plants.
WTE1  10
The learner will work with others to design, prepare and install a seating area and fire pit in a Forest School setting.
Level 1  20
The learner will participate in a beach clean in their local community.
Entry 1  10
The learner will be able to independently prepare for a Forest School session by choosing appropriate clothing and items for a packed lunch.
Entry 2  10
The learner will develop the basic skills required for fishing.
Entry 3  20
The learner will provide daily care for the school chickens.
Entry 1  10
The learner will be able to research and produce a map of a chosen area.
Level 1  20