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Beekeeping Course

Beekeeping Course

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Have you ever thought about working with bees?

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Locations: Wairarapa (Taratahi Site)

Duration: 2 weeks
Monday to Friday

Dates:
August dates TBC

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The apiculture industry has expanded in recent years and demand for NZ honey is growing. Now is your chance to learn the basics - beekeeping, harvesting and extraction.

This programme, including accommodation for the 12 nights, is entirely free, and there are also free meals included Monday-Friday. On the weekend participants can return home or stay on-site for free, though you will need to self-cater.

The course is held at Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre, just outside of Masterton in the Wairarapa.

How to register
Apply now through the "Apply Now" button on the right, or you can chat to us by phoning 0800 GO UCOL (0800 468 265).

Accommodation
 
 

 Career & Study Outcomes

Candidates will understand health and safety, environmental and quality requirements of fencing on rural properties.

You will acquire skills and knowledge sought after by the regional fencing industry.

 Domestic Entry Requirements

No prior academic qualification is required; however, the participants must be physically fit and be 18 years old or over.

 

For more information about NCEA Credits see UCOL's NCEA explained page.

 International Entry Requirements

Please enquire for details

 Advice & Guidance

Meals on the weekend are self-catered at your own cost, meals during weekdays are free. Accommodation at Taratahi, including on the weekends, is free. Alternatively, participants are welcome to go home for the weekend and return by 8 am Monday.

UCOL provides personal protective wear, clothing and equipment required for the course. Also, the consumable teaching resources; course notes; transportation (field visits).

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