EKC Canterbury Junior College offers an exciting alternative hands-on curriculum for those aged 14-16 specialising in land-based studies.
EKC Canterbury Junior College
Who is Junior College for?
EKC Canterbury Junior College is a provision for learners aged 14 and over who would benefit from an alternative to secondary school education.
It provides an opportunity for students that have a clear direction with their ambition to enter the Landbased industry, with a focus on habitat management and estate skills.
A Practical Learning Experience
Students of the Junior College will work towards a Level 2 Diploma in Countryside and Environment alongside gaining essential GCSEs in English, Maths and Biology.
English and Maths are a fundamental part of your educational experience and we are dedicated to ensuring you progress with the qualifications you will need for a future career in countryside and wildlife management.
Spring Lane Campus
EKC Canterbury Junior College is based at our newly refurbished Spring Lane campus, in a calm, safe, nuturing and supportive environment only a short walk from our main campus.
Our specialist land-based campus is set over 2 hectares with a wide range of facilities including a glass house, polytunnels, orchards and wildlife areas and ponds.
How you apply for EKC Canterbury Junior College
Step 1 – Is Junior College right for you?
Discover more about our Junior College offering at an Open Day, or get in touch with the College to find out more.
Step 2 – Apply
Junior College applications open in December and close in March. You will be able to apply via our website during this timeframe.
Step 3 – Attend an Information Meeting
You will be invited to an information meeting at EKC Canterbury College, where our team will explore your options and discuss your suitability for the Junior College provision.
Career prospects
Example:
Conservation Professional
£
£33,800
Annual pay
Annual pay is per year, based on full-time employment and on the South East region.
Role description
Conservation professionals are responsible for ensuring that landscapes, habitats and species are protected and enhanced via appropriate management and conservation. They promote public understanding and awareness of the natural environment and help to develop and implement appropriate policies to achieve these objectives.
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