Schemes of work
Below are examples of possible schemes of work. You can use them as they are or extract content to create schemes of work to suite your delivery needs. They can also be adjusted by adding theory workshops to support learners who have/need additional learning time.
| Level | Unit | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
1 |
The natural environment * |
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| 2 | 1 | Environmental influences upon ecosystems and environmental and land-based production enterprises | scheme |
| 2 | Working in the environmental and land-based sector | scheme | |
| 3 | Plant management and care: feeding, growing, breeding, selecting and handling | scheme | |
| 4 | Animal management and care: nutrition, growth, breeding and handling | scheme | |
| 5 | Plants and animals: their role in society | scheme | |
| 6 | The importance of a sustainable environment to society | scheme | |
| 7 | Monitoring the environment | scheme | |
| 8 | Sources and uses of energy | scheme | |
| 3 | 1 | The ecology of the natural environment and the importance of biodiversity | scheme |
| 2 | The management of natural resources and successful production systems | scheme | |
| 3 | Business management and careers in the Environmental and Land-based sector | scheme | |
| 4 | Plants and animals: applied science | scheme | |
| 5 | Plants, animals and humans: how they relate | scheme | |
| 6 | Plants and animals: safe working practices and relevant legislation | scheme | |
| 7 | Sustainable management and development of resources | scheme | |
| 8 | Global impacts and the Environmental and Land-based sector | scheme | |
| 9 | Research methodology, evaluation and environmental analysis | scheme |
* Sample of integrated schemes of work, designed for a holistic approach and aimed at covering three teaching sessions, on a single teaching day, delivered over an average academic teaching year of 35 weeks.


