student enrichment programme

The BALI Chalk Fund has been a great supporter of the GoLandscape initiative since its inception and subsequent launch.

The trustees have committed significant funding to establish this bold initiative and are excited about what the future holds. The relationship was further strengthened when trustees developed a student Enrichment Programme in partnership with GoLandscape. The student enrichment programme aims to make good use of the combined skills and resources available in the UK’s land-based colleges and the wider training network to provide up to date, hands-on, industry-led training for the future of the landscape industry.

The BALI GoLandscape Enrichment programme is designed to maximise the power in every pound spent, by working closely with land-based colleges and training providers throughout the UK, the BALI Chalk Fund have been able to apply the finance at precisely the right stage in the student's development to gain maximum returns. Funding the registration and assessment for industry recognised accreditation enables the students to become the next generation of work-ready, confident, industry entrants.

See the Student Enrichment Programme in numbers below…

“GoLandscape and the BALI Chalk Fund have significant overlap in our objectives and we see huge potential in GoLandscape as a vehicle for delivering our ground breaking enrichment programme in conjunction with BALI member colleges. The industry is crying out for work ready graduates and we believe that together we can deliver this to the lasting benefit of the landscape sector”

 - Peter Jennins OBE
BALI Chalk Fund Chairman

certificates

issued across all subjects throughout the pilot phase.

students

completing one or more industry-recognised qualification, in addition to their main course.

PA1 & PA6a

certificates awarded, at 44%, this proved to be the most popular course throughout the pilot phase.

Brushcutter courses

delivered, the benchmark entry-level into a grounds maintenance crew.

Colleges

involved in the pilot phase, both Capel Manor and Bridgewater & Taunton Colleges responded to our challenge, working with our team to deliver some great results through the pilot phase

Pedestrian Mower courses

completed, most of them doubling up with the brushcutter course, creating an immensely employable graduate for the grounds maintenance sector.

Abrasive Wheel certificates

awarded, a must for staff working with paving products.

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