Energy Healing for Animals Course This course is for those who would like to learn how to use modern Energy Therapy in the context of working with animals, including companion animals, wild animals & also covering a number of animal & pet related human problems such as bereavement. The course is prepared under advice from the International Guild For Animal Therapists & leads to a Diploma Certification as an Animal Energy Therapist. ...

Energy Anatomy Course It is vitally important that a practitioner who is engaged in a vibrational therapy has a wide knowledge & deep understanding of the subtle energy principles of the human energy field. This course

Includes:: the basics of the human multi-dimensional anatomy & investigates the auric field, vibrations & energy transfer, chakras & meridians. Knowledge of these aspects assist in the understanding of a holistic paradigm of health & well-being & contributes to the effectivity of the therapy used by the Practitioner.

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English Legal System Course In this course we deal with the need for law in our society & explain something of the origins of our legal system. People go to law in search of some remedy or are taken to court because another seeks a remedy against them. The course also deals with the difference between common law & equity but more importantly there is some discussion about the rights & remedies which each provides. ...

Environmental Aspects & Impacts Course The Environmental Aspects & Impacts course is intended to help you guide your organisation towards a strategy that will improve its overall environmental performance & comply with recent environmental legislation. This course takes you through the first steps in introducing an environmental management system into your organisation. In order to accomplish this, you will explore in detail both local & global environmental issues, & how your company can reduce its contribution to these problems. You will learn to identify those activities, products & services that can have an impact on the environment, evaluate the significance of those impacts, conduct an environmental review & to write a report of your findings. ...

Enivronmental Auditing & Reporting Course The first session introduces you to the different types of environmental audit, what they aim to achieve, & how they differ from similar activities such as reviews & inspections. It goes on to discuss the benefits & disadvantages of auditing in more detail. Session Two explores the preparation work that must be carried out by you as a manager responsible for initiating audits (that is, the client). Client responsibilities & activities are listed in paragraph 4.2.4 of ISO 14011. The session begins by discussing the selection of auditors, including making a decision on whether to use members of staff or external auditors. It then considers the importance of reaching agreement with the auditor about the objectives & scope of the audit. Session Three discusses the activities that the lead auditor must undertake in preparation for the audit. They include the collection of relevant documents, the compilation of checklists of questions, & the drawing up of an audit

Specification. Depending on the size of your organisation, you may be required to take on the role of lead auditor. Even if this is not the case, as an environmental manager you will need to know what is involved in planning an audit so that you can give the necessary support & assistance to the lead auditor. Session Four offers guidance on carrying out the audit, including the opening meeting & the methods you, in the role of auditor, should employ when interviewing, making observations & note-taking. Session Five explores methods available to evaluate the audit findings & present them to the management of the organisation. It discusses both oral reporting, as in the closing meeting, & written reporting, as in the audit report. Organisations are finding that communicating with their stakeholders about environmental performance is becoming increasingly important as more people & organisations become interested in the environment. This sixth session looks at the different types of environmental reports available, the reasoning behind publishing them, what they should contain & how they should be compiled to suit different audiences.

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Environmental Legislation & Policy Course As the public & scientific outcry over environmental pollution has intensified over the years, politicians have responded by creating more legislation designed to protect the environment. This legislation has been aimed largely at business & industry. This course on Environmental Legislation & Policy presents an overview of the most relevant environmental legislation that you need to be informed about before writing or evaluating your organisation's environmental policy. It provides you with an overview of the development of statutory environmental law in the UK, & concludes with examining the rationale behind environmental policy development, what a policy should contain & how it should be communicated. ...

Environmental Management Course Many economic structures depend on natural resources. Industries like forestry, fishing, agriculture & tourism rely on the health function of the natural environment, & hardly a productive industry does not rely on natural resources. The industries will suffer if this resource base is damaged in any way. Learning about the environment, what we can do & what it can do for us is an essential part of your life, if we want to ensure our future existence. How we manage our environment & what we need to do to protect it is an essential part of this specialised course. ...

Environmental Science (HND) Course About Our Environmental Science Higher National Diploma Course This course is suitable for anyone wishing to learn the knowledge, skills & tools essential to the many facets of environmental science. The environmental science vocational training course will prepare you to enter a higher education degree programme, or enter directly into employment in management. You will have the opportunity to learn about the formation, anatomy, processes & interactions of & between plants & animals, the effects of pollution & conservation, human interaction with plants, adaptation of the environment in extreme conditions, & much more. You may take up to 2 years to complete this course & you will receive unlimited tutor support throughout. About BTEC HNDs BTEC (Business Technical Education Council) courses are vocational-related training courses that prepare you to enter either into a higher education degree program, or directly into employment. BTECs are developed with key representatives from their respective industry & are built to progress the learner along a vocational path. The courses are continually updated with employers’ needs in mind so that you are given the knowledge, skills & tools most suitable for your field. BTECs also provide direct advancement into university programmes. BTEC HNDs (Higher National Diplomas) are at the fifth level of the BTEC scale. They are worth 240 credits & are equivalent to a Foundation Degree or HE (Higher Education) Diploma. You can take BTEC courses together with, or instead of A-levels. What Can I Do After Completing This BTEC Environmental Science Course? Once you have successfully completed this course you will be able to use your HND in Environmental Science as a qualification to enter into university, complete a final year of study, & obtain a full degree. To view direct progression routes from BTEC HND, & the range of worldwide universities this qualification is recognised by, please download this Progression Details Document. Please note: this list is not exhaustive. In addition, the download file also contains the professional bodies you will be entitled to join after completing BTEC HND studies. Please note the professional body will depend upon your course title. Please also note: the list is not exhaustive. Here is an updated list of UK Universities which will accept the BTEC HND as a qualification with which you can top up with a third year at university to gain a full degree. Financing Your HND Environment Course While our ' Fees' tab below shows only full payment options, we do offer alternatives for financing your BTEC course. You can either pay everything up front so you don't have to think about it again, or we have an instalment payment plan available, whereby you pay a deposit of £194.44 plus 17 monthly intalments of £194.44. ...

Environmental Studies A  Level About A  Levels A levels are subject-specific qualifications normally studied after GCSEs or International GCSEs, though they are appropriate at any age to gain a qualification in a subject in which you are interested. The qualification is made up of two levels: the AS level & the A2 level. The AS level is the first half of a full A level & is a qualification on its own. The A2 level builds on the knowledge gained from both the AS level, as well as the GCSE level. Both the AS & A2 levels & examinations must be successfully completed to gain a full A level. Students usually take 1 year to complete the AS & a further year to complete the A2
- so a full A level usually takes two years. This fast track A level, however, lets you complete the course in half the time (i.e. one year instead of two years). The fast track A level works in exactly the same way & you get the same certificate as you would on the two-year course. A levels are highly valued by schools, colleges & employers. They are at level 3 on the National Qualifications Framework & they carry UCAS points, which will be awarded according to the grade achieved (A = 120, B = 100, C = 80). Many courses at university or college will require you to take A levels in certain subjects. We recommend you check the requirements for those courses & take the appropriate subject A levels. About Our A Level Environment Studies Course The Environmental Studies

Specification enables students to gain an insight into the environment, & the scientific processes that control & affect it. The central theme is the development of an understanding of how different events & cycles within the environment interrelate, how they influence subsequent environmental events, the human impacts on these events & cycles, & the strategies that can be used to minimise the problems caused. What Can I Do After Completing This A Level in Environmental Studies? Getting A levels can provide you with a variety of options, such as work, further study or an apprenticeship. After successful completion of this course, you could apply to university, a BTEC Higher National, NVQ, a BTEC Apprenticeship or a mixture of these qualifications. If you are applying to a UK university you are likely to apply through the University & College Admission Service (UCAS). You can find out more about UCAS & how A levels are valued by Further & Higher education institutes on the UCAS website. Financing Your Environment A  Level While our ' Fees' tab below shows only full payment options, we do offer alternatives for financing your A level course. You can either pay everything up front so you don't have to think about it again, or we have an instalment payment plan available, whereby you pay a deposit of £100.84 plus 5 monthly intalments of £60.84. To take advantage of our monthly instalment plan, you'll need to contact us directly to enrol at +44 (0) 1288 356300, or info@stonebridge.uk.com.


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Environmental Waste Management Course Man is a product of nature, & like all the other creatures he has to abide by nature's rules. However, so dramatic have been the technological advances & discoveries of the last few centuries, that man's relationship with the natural world has undergone profound, & in many cases, dangerous changes About Environmental Waste Management Course How we manage our waste & control substances & items that we consider to just be "rubbish" is a critical factor in the way we need to protect our environment & ensure a quality of life for us & our family. Environmental Waste Management Course course deals mainly with the management of waste. However, waste cannot be looked upon as a separate issue to the conservation of the environment. ...