Get Ecology, Environmental Aspects and Impacts, Animal Psychology, Farm Machinery Care and Stable Management in this Bundle
1. Ecology:Learn The Relationship Between Plants And Animals
Ecology is the study of the relationship between plants and animals and their physical and biological environment. The field of ecology is a distinct scientific discipline, it does contribute to the study and understanding of environmental problems.
Our Ecology course will provide a detailed explanation on many aspects of the eco balance in an easy to understand format and help you to understand how all parts of the environment work together.
2. Environmental Aspects and Impacts:Learn To Improve Your Organisation'S Overall Environmental Performance
The Environmental Aspects and Impacts course is intended to help you guide your organisation towards a strategy that will improve its overall environmental performance and 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 and global environmental issues, and how your company can reduce its contribution to these problems.
You will learn to identify those activities, products and services that can have an impact on the environment, evaluate the significance of those impacts, conduct an environmental review and to write a report of your findings.
3. Animal Psychology:Enhance Your Animal Psychology And Behaviour Knowledge Base
This course will offer the learner a rewarding way of learning everything required to enhance their animal psychology and behaviour knowledge base.
Looking after pets needs and understanding them is very rewarding. This course will cover the natural instincts and behaviours of dogs, cats and other common pets. It includes domestication, and how to prevent psychiatric issues . You will also learn how pets think, learn and feel, why they exhibit a certain behaviours and how to read their communication signs.
This course is ideal for anyone, whether they are considering a career working with pets, pet owners, as well as people looking to provide a service in the growing need for pet psychologists or someone who wants to gain a much better understanding and knowledge of pet psychology.
4. Farm Machinery Care:Learn To Maintain Machinery Used On Most Farms
Designed to provide a basic introduction to the skills needed for the efficient maintenance of the machinery used on most farms.
5. Stable Management:Learn All Aspects Of Stable Management
Our Stable Management course covers all aspects of stable management and will provide the student with a thorough preparation for working in the equine industry. Our Stable Management course has been specifically designed to provide the student with the vital information needed to operate a stable efficiently.
The stable management course covers many different aspects of looking after your horse or horses, including horse psychology and exercise.
The qualification will provide the encouragement for the student to enhance their employability by giving a good foundation to the industry.
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Ecology 5 Course Bundle includes the following courses, below is a summary of each course:
Course 1 - Certificate in Ecology Online Course
Ecosystems and Populations
- Ecology
- Biomes
- Ecosystems
- Major driving force of an ecosystem is solar energy
- Interactions in the Community
The Development of Life
- Evolution
- Steps in Organic Evolution
- Multicellular Organisms
- Evolution of Sex
- Differentiation and integration
- Origins of Vertebrae
- Emergence of Man
- Population Genetics
- Synthetic Theory
- Trans-specific Evolution
- Human Evolution
- Lifespan
Animals, Parasites and Endangered Species
- Animals
- Origins & Relationships
- Symmetry
- Animals in the Human Community
Fungi, Tundra and Rain Forests
- Fungi
- Types of Fungi
- Structure of Fungi
- Reproduction of Fungi
- Physiology of Fungus
- Ecology of Fungus
- Classification of Fungi
- Tundra
- Plant Life
- Animal Life
- Rain Forests
- Ecology
- Vegetation
Mountains, Rivers and Deserts
- Mountains
- Formation
- Importance of Mountains
- Rivers
- Formation
- Deserts
- Formation
Shallow Waters
- Estuaries
- Estuary as a Nursery
- Estuaries and People
- Rocky Shores
- Sandy Shores
- Coral Reefs
The Greenhouse Effect, The Ozone Layer, Poisons and Waste Materials
- Global Warming
- Greenhouse Gasses
- Ozone Layer
- Causes of Ozone Depletion
- Waste Materials
- Reduction of Waste
Course 2 - Certificate in Environmental Aspects and Impacts Online Course
Global Environmental Issues
- What is the environment?
- What is pollution?
- Global warming
- Ozone layer depletion
- Air pollution
- Loss of biodiversity and depletion of resources
Local Environmental Issues
- Water
- Waste
- Local air pollution
- Transport
- Packaging
Energy Issues
- Meeting the need for energy
- Government policies to improve energy efficiency
- Conducting an energy survey
- Implementing energy-saving measures
Interested Parties
- Who are your organisation's interested parties?
- Communicating with interested parties
Conducting an Initial Environmental Review
- What is an initial environmental review?
- Review of background information
- Site investigation
- Register of aspects and impacts
- Writing the report
Course 3 - Certificate in Animal Psychology Online Course
Unit 1 – Pet Evolution
Topics:
- Domestication
- Selective Breeding
- Therapeutic value
- Anthromorphism
- Pet fashions
- Choosing a pet
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Have a clear knowledge of the process of domestication
- Know the functions of selective breeding
- Identify the different reasons why pets have a good therapeutic value
- Understand what Anthromorphism is and how to avoid it
- Know how media effects the numbers of unwanted pets
- Identify the different questions that need to be answered before having a pet
Unit 2 – Dog Communication
Topics:
- Smell
- Sound
- Body language
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Understand how dogs communicate through smell and sound
- Identify the different ways dogs communicate to other animals and us
- Understand why dogs urine mark
- Know what a dog is saying by the types of sounds they use
- Identify the dog’s body language
Unit 3 – Canine Normal Behaviour
Topics:
- Puppy behaviour
- Meal time manners
- Sociology
- Senior behaviour
- What is normal?
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Have a clear knowledge of Puppy behaviour
- Know the different types of behaviour that go on at canine meal times
- Understand canine sociology
- Have a clear knowledge of senior dog behaviour
- Identify and understand different normal canine behaviours
Unit 4 – Understanding Canine Actions
Topics:
- Chasing tails
- Rolling in unpleasant things
- Human to dog communication
- Tail between their legs
- Eating grass
- Rolling over
- Mad moments
- Circling
- Muzzle grabs
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Know the reasons behind dogs, circling, rolling in unpleasant things and mad moments
- Identify the different ways humans communicate to dogs
- Understand why dogs chase their tails and eat grass
- Know how to use muzzle grabs and understand how they work
- Identify why dogs roll over showing you their belly
Unit 5 – Common Canine Psychiatric Challenges
Topics:
- House soiling
- Jumping up
- Digging
- Barking
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Know the different types of inappropriate elimination behaviours
- Understand why dogs jump up and know how to solve it
- Have a clear knowledge of digging dog behaviour
- Identify, understand and modify different barking canine behaviours
Unit 6 – Canine Anxiety, Fear and Aggression
Topics:
- Separation anxiety
- Fear
- Aggression
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Understand separation anxiety in dogs and learn possible treatments
- Have a clear knowledge of fear and phobias in dogs and understand how to treat them
- Identify different types of canine aggression
Unit 7 – Cat Communication
Topics:
- Smells
- Cat talk
- Cat Body language
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Understand how cats communicate through smell and sound
- Identify the different ways cats communicate to other animals and people
- Understand why cats urine mark
- Know what a cat is saying by the types of sounds they use
- Identify the cat’s body language
Unit 8 – Feline Normal Behaviour
Topics:
- Kitten behaviour
- Cat lessons
- Meal time manners
- Sociology
- Senior behaviour
- What is normal?
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Have a clear knowledge of kitten behaviour
- Know the different types of behavior that go on at feline meal times
- Understand feline sociology
- Have a clear knowledge of senior cat behaviour
- Identify and understand different normal feline behaviours
Unit 9 – Understanding Feline Actions
Topics:
- Catnip and Presents
- Belly up and Halloween cat
- Grooming
- Catnaps
- Food burying and toy dunking
- Naughty Tortoiseshells
- Grieving
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Know the reasons behind cats showing you their belly, catnaps, grooming and food burying
- Identify the Halloween cat stance and understand why cats do it.
- Understand why some cats love catnip and why cats bring us presents
- Identify what is special about Tortoiseshell cats and learn about grieving in cats
Unit 10 – Common Feline Psychiatric Challenges
Topics:
- House soiling
- Jumping up
- Inappropriate activity
- Cat shouting
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Know the different types of inappropriate elimination behaviours
- Understand why cats jump up and know how to solve it
- Have a clear knowledge of inappropriate activity behaviour
- Identify, understand and modify different cat shouting behaviours
Unit 11 – Feline Anxiety, Fear and Aggression
Topics:
- Separation anxiety
- Fear
- Aggression
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Understand separation anxiety in cats and learn possible treatments
- Have a clear knowledge of fear and phobias in cats and understand how to treat them
- Identify different types of feline aggression
Unit 12 – Rabbit Psychology
Topics:
- Domestication
- Rabbit talk
- Smell
- Body language
- Normal behaviour
- Prey behaviour
- Common psychiatric challenges
By the end of this unit the learner will be able to:
- Understand how rabbits communicate through smell and sound
- Identify the different ways rabbits communicate to other animals and us
- Understand rabbit domestication
- Learn what a rabbit is saying by the types of sounds they use
- Identify the rabbit’s body language
- Understand common rabbit behavioural problems and learn possible treatments
- Identify prey behaviour in rabbits
Course 4 - Certificate in Farm Machinery Care Online Course
Fundamentals Of Engines
- Terminology
- Absolute Pressure
- Vacuum
- Work
- Power
- Energy
- Internal Combustion Engines
- Compression Ratio (Cr)
- Difference Between A Two Stroke And Four Stroke Engine
- Engine Efficiency
- How Does An Engine Lose Power?
- Imperial Measurements
- Electricity
- Circuits
- Measuring Electricity
- Ohm'S Law
- Power
- Electricity Supply
- Turbines & Generators
Irrigation
- Measuring Water Available To Plants
- Calculating Field Capacity
- Calculating Permanent Wilting Point
- Available Moisture Range
- Available Moisture Range
- A Feel Test For Estimating Soil Moisture Level
- Irrigation Calculations
- Estimating Water
- Type Of Plant
- Rate Of Growth
- Climate
- Soil Conditions
- The Water Needs Of Turf Grasses
- Hydraulics
- Pressure
- Measuring Pressure
- Calculating Discharge Or Flow
- Bernoulli'S Equation
- Velocity
- Friction Loss In Systems
Mechanisation
- Machinery Components
- Potting Machines
- Planters And Drills
- Harvesters
- Potato Harvesters
- Grading Machinery
- Mowing/Grass Cutting Machinery
- Cylinder Mower
- Four Stroke Cylinder Mowers Rotary Mowers
- Two Stroke
- Maintenance Of Electric Motor Mowers
- Engine Systems
- The Lubrication System
- The Fuel System
- Chain Saws
- Extending Chain Life
- Chain Saw Safety
- Brushcutters
- Mowers
- Deciding What You Need?
- How To Mow - The Rules
- After Mowing
- Changing Mower Blades
- Mulchers
- Rotary Hoes
- Hedge Trimmers
Tractors
- Safe Operation Of A Tractor In The Agricultural Setting
Hand Tools And Power Tools
- Manual Tools And Equipment
- Secateurs
- Hand Saws
- Tree Wound Paints
- Snap Lock Tools
- Rakes
- Spades And Shovels
- Forks
- Aeration
- Spiking
- Coring
- Rollers
- Hoes
- Wheelbarrows
- Sprayers
- Comparing Sprayers
- Tool Maintenance
- Power Tools
Equipment Maintenance And Specific Workplace Requirements
- Maintenance Procedures And Scheduling
- Example Chart For Equipment Maintenance
- Vehicle Maintenance For January
- Training Equipment Operators
- Rules For Operators
- Engine Oil Additives
- Service Classifications
- Specific Workplace Requirements
- Example Machine Specifications Form
- Machinery Specifications Detail
Course 5 - Certificate in Stable Management Online Course
Introduction
- Early Horse
- Modern Horse
- Using Psychology To Handle Horses
- Handling Horses
- Putting On A Halter
- Leading a Horse in the Open
- Leading a Horse from a Stable or Through
- a Gate
- Leading a Horse up for Inspection
- Putting on a Bridle
- Taking off a Bridle
- Putting on a Saddle
- Taking off a Saddle
- Tying up a Horse
Buying a Horse
- Temperament
- Size
- Weight Carrying Ability
- Age
- Ageing a Horse
- Sex
- Experience
- Potential
- Colour & Markings
- Breed
Conformation
- Shape & Development of Muscles
- Head
- Neck
- Shoulder
- Withers
- Ribs & Depth of Girth
- Ribs
- Back
- Loins
- Hindquarters
- Legs
- Forearms & Thighs
- Knees
- Hocks
- Fetlocks
- Cannon Bone
- Pasterns
- Hooves
Stabling
- Stabling
- Combined System
- Types of Stabling
- Stalls
- Stables
- Barns
- Layout of Stables
- Stable Tricks And Vices
Why Bedding is Necessary
- Bedding
- Ideal Bedding Qualities
- Types of Bedding
- Absorbent Bedding
- Choosing a Bedding System
- Tools Required
- Straw and Shredded Paper
- Shaving, Sawdust and Peat Moss
- Mucking Out
- Complete Muck Out - Straw
- Mucking Out a Deep Litter Bed - Straw
- Mucking Out Shavings
- Mucking Out Sawdust
- Complete Muck Out System
- Banking Sides of the Bed
- Bedding Down for the Deep Litter System
- Managing the Bed
- Day Bed
- Night Bed
- Tidying the Bed
- Skipping Out
- Conserving Bedding
- Reasons for Managing the Muckheap
- Managing the Muckheap
- Selling or Using Composted Manure
The Digestive System and Principles Of Feeding and Watering
- Alimentary Canal
- The Lips
- The Front or Incisor Teeth
- The Tongue
- The Back/Molar Teeth
- Saliva
- Oesophagus
- Stomach
- The Small Intestine
- The Large Intestine
- Absorption of Food
- Groups of Food
- Proteins
- Carbohydrate
- Sugars and Starch (Soluble Carbohydrates)
- Fibre (Crude Carbohydrate)
- Fats
- Minerals
- Salt
- Vitamins
- Vitamin A
- Vitamin B
- Vitamin C
- Vitamin D
- Vitamin K
- Water
- Principles of Watering
- Rules for Watering
- Reasons for Feeding
- Rule of Feeding
- How to Feed
- Concentrate & Roughage Foods
- Feeding Concentrates
- Feeding Roughage
- Hanging the Hay Net
- Feeding Groups of Horses
- Times to Feed
- Amounts to Feed
Feeds
- Roughage
- Hay
- Seed Hay
- Field Hay/Meadow Hay
- Buying Hay
- Bran
- Concentrates
- Oats
- Barley
- Brewers Grain
- Maize
- Wheat
- Peas & Beans
- Cubes
- Horse Meal
- Roots
- Carrots
- Mangolds, Swedes & Turnips
- Parsnips and Beetroot
- Green Foods & Succulents
- Grass
- Fresh Cut Grass
- Dried Cut Grass
- Grass Meal
- Lucerne/Alfalfa
- Sugar Beet Pulp
- Cubes
- Linseed
- Molasses
- Milk
- Raw Eggs
- Beer
- Vitamins & Minerals
- Salt
Grass Kept Horse and Pasture Management
- Advantages of working off grass
- Disadvantages
- Paddock Size
- Fencing
- Posts & Rails
- Hedges
- Wire
- Post & Wire
- Barbed Wire
- Electric Fencing
- Brick or Stone Walls
- Banks & Rises
- Gates
- Supply of Water
- Shelter
- Hedges or Trees
- A Valley
- A Built Field Shelter
- General Management
The Skin
- The Skin
- Epidermis
- Dermis
- Coat
- How the Skin Regulates Body
- Temperature
- Reasons for Grooming
- Grooming Kit
- Different Types & Times of Grooming
The Foot and Shoeing
- The Structure of the Healthy Foot
- The Wall
- The Sole
- The Frog
- The Bars
- The Coronary Groove
- Trimming
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Shoeing
- Signs that New Shoes are Needed
- Farrier’s Tools
- How the Horse is Shod
- Removing a Shoe
- Preparing a Hoof for Shoeing
- Fitting the Shoe
- Nailing On
- Basic Shoes
- Plain Stamped Shoe
- Ordinary Shoe
- Aluminium Showing/Racing Plates
- Grass Tips
- Brushing
- Over-Reach
- Forging
- Capped Elbow
Exercise and Conditioning
- Exercising a Horse
- Conditioning the Horse
- Maintaining Fitness
Tack and Biting
- Action of the Bit
- Types of Bits
- Snaffles
- Jointed Snaffle
- Curb with Curb Chain
- The Pelham
- Curb Chains
- Fitting the Saddle
- Cause of Sore Backs
- Horses With ‘Cold Backs’
- Blankets, Bandages and Boots
- Blankets & Rugs
- Putting on a Rug
- Putting on a Blanket
- Bandages
- Protection
- Support Bandages
- Bandages for Warmth
- General Rules for Bandaging
- Putting on a Stable Bandage
- Tail Bandage
- Boots
Sick Nursing
- Signs of Health in a Horse
- Signs of a Horse that is Off-Colour
- Signs of a Very Ill Horse
- Taking the Temperature
- Taking Respiration Rate
- Taking the Pulse
- Nursing Rules
- Isolation Procedure
- Common Ailments
- Colic
- Lameness
- Cuts
- Sore Backs
- Head Collar/Bridle Rubs
- Rug Burns
- Brushing or Over-Reaching
- Coughs
- Thrush
- Cracked Heels
- Mud Fever
- First Aid Treatments
- Fomenting
- Hosing
- Steaming
- Tubbing
- Poulticing
- Emergencies
- Arterial Bleeding
- Azoturia
Minor Ailments
- Minor Ailments
- Parasites
- Coughing & Colds
- Wounds
- Skin Ailments
- More Serious Ailments
Unsoundness and Related Minor Ailments
- Lameness
- Identifying a Lame Leg
- Finding the Seat of the Lameness
- Pricked Sole
- Nail Bind
- Shoulder Lameness
- Cannon Bone Lameness
- Splints
- Sore Shins
- Sprains & Strains
- Curb
- Lameness in the Hoof
- Bruised Sole
Clipping, Trimming and Plaiting
- Clipping
- Reasons for Clipping
- Types of Clippers
- Types of Clips
- Belly & Strip
- Preparation for Clipping
- How to Clip
- Plaiting the Tail
- Banging the Tail
- Plaiting the Mane
Travelling and Care Of The Horse at a Show
- Preparation for Travel
- Protection for Horse While Travelling
- Tail Bandage and Tail Guard
- Poll Guard
- Kneecaps
- Hock Boots
- Bandage
- Rugs
- Headcollar
- Preparing the Trailer
- Loading the Horse
- Problem Loader
- Unloading
- Day Before the Show
- Day of the Show
- At the Show
- After the Show
Entry requirements
Students must have basic literacy and numeracy skills.
Minimum education
Open entry. Previous schooling and academic achievements are not required for entry into this course.
Computer requirements
Students will need access to a computer and the internet.
Minimum specifications for the computer are:
Windows:
- Microsoft Windows XP, or later
- Modern and up to date Browser (Internet Explorer 8 or later, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
MAC/iOS
- OSX/iOS 6 or later
- Modern and up to date Browser (Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
All systems
- Internet bandwidth of 1Mb or faster
- Flash player or a browser with HTML5 video capabilities(Currently Internet Explorer 9, Firefox, Chrome, Safari)
Students will also need access the following applications:
Adobe Acrobat Reader
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| Qualification: | Certificate |
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