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Responding to a growing demand for practical skills

Here at Schumacher College we are developing a new Programme of vocational courses in the following two areas:

Ecological Horticulture and Agroforestry
Ecological Design and Construction

If you are interested in pursuing hands on accredited training in either of these areas then we would love to hear from you.

It takes just a short time to complete and any information we receive is invaluable in helping us develop this exciting new area of work:

http://surveys.verticalresponse.com/a/show/167103/dee6757385/0

http://surveys.verticalresponse.com/a/show/167103/3981f77a6c/0

Schumacher College, Dartington is an active member of Ethical Junction, learn more

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