Hadlow College

Hadlow College, Kent's premier land-based College and University, has sites at Canterbury, Tonbridge, Faversham and Mottingham. You can study from two hours per week to three years full-time, as well as work-based learning. Hadlow College offers Further and Higher Education.

Higher Education courses are provided in partnership with the University of Greenwich, with new courses including foundation degrees in Fisheries management, Animal conservation and biodiversity, Applied animal management and health and Applied behavioural science and welfare, also a degree in International agriculture. You can also study Higher Education part-time, in just two days a week.

Choose from Garden Design, Animal Management, Agriculture and Machinery, Floristry, Horticulture, Landscape Management, Countryside and Fisheries and Equine. Short courses are available in RHS, gardening and horticulture, chainsaw operation, pesticides, tractor maintenance, welding, floral designer arrangements, planting design, stable management and more.

Hadlow College is delighted to announce that from September 2004 it will be offering FREE tuition on all full-time Further Education courses. In the past, students aged over 19 have been asked to pay an annual tuition fee of £525, however the College wishes to reaffirm its commitment to the local community by encouraging the participation of as many people as possible in its full-time land-based courses.

The mission of Hadlow College is to deliver excellent, accessible education and training in land-based subjects to all who want to learn.


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