Landscape Students at Capel Manor College in Enfield were excited to learn how they would benefit from the pilot of the new “GoLandscape” enrichment programme supported and funded by the BALI Chalk Fund. BALI’s Education Officer Steve Ensell, who heads up BALI’s “GoLandscape” initiative explained how the Trustees of the Chalk Fund had developed a scheme to fund the registration and assessment fees which are increasingly becoming an “optional extra” that the students have to self-fund, the BALI Chalk Fund are working with two carefully selected colleges to pilot the scheme which is designed to leverage the resources of the college and get full value for the training they have undergone by ensuring that it is recognised with the appropriate registration and certification, making these student more employable, work ready individuals.
If you would like your college to be considered as a scheme partner in the future, contact stephen.ensell@bali.org.uk for more information.