How Studying with ACS Works
ACS courses are studied via distance which means you can study and learn at own home. This saves you time and money.
Studying online doesn't mean you're alone. We value our students' experiences and we're only a phone call or email away when you need us. Our friendly tutors can help you every step of the way. If you have any questions at all, they are always happy to help.
Each lesson includes tasks and activities, and is then completed with an assignment which you will submit to your allocated course tutor. The tutor reviews the assignment and return it to you with comments or feedback. This can be a really great tool for dialogue between you and your tutor.
How The Associate Diploma is Assessed
The Associate Diploma In Farm Management requires approximately 1500
hours of study.
It consists of 15 x 100 hour modules, including a
research project or 100 hours of industry experience/work experience.
To pass the course:
1. You will complete all assignments. There is an assignment at the end of each lesson.
2. Pass 14 examinations – one for each
module (excluding the industry or work experience module). These are undertaken at the end
of each module. They can be arranged at a time and location to suit you.
3. Complete an Industry or
Workplace Placement (experience) or Project.
There are
different options available to you to satisfy this requirement, and
your tutor will be on hand to assist and provide guidance with you on
this.
Why you should choose ACS?
- Quality - ACS is an Organisational Member of the International Approval and Registration Centre (IARC) an educational quality management system.
- Real benefits - Access teaching and support from tutors who have real world, relevant experience.
- Industry - Our courses are reviewed and updated to ensure that they remain relevant to the farming and agriculture sector.
- Flexible learning - Online
learning, and no time limit for the completion of your studies. You
can choose when and where to study, fitting your studying around your
existing work and commitments.
When you finish studying...
- you can apply for jobs in agriculture
- know how to manage a farm property and physical resource management
- have developed decision making and planning skills
- know fundamentals of financial and marketing management
- developed knowledge of crop or stock production practices
- learned sound workplace health and safety protocols
Studying this course will provide you with -
- specialist knowledge and theory relating to farm management and agriculture
- a great addition to your CV or resume
- additional training in agriculture and farm management
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