Use this portal to pay for your 60 credit dissertation.

CQFW Level 7 - Masters Level

ONLY use this portal to pay the 20% fee towards your Farming Connect funded module. Please gain approval from Farming Connect before applying for a discount on this course. 

Modules may be taken as CPD or used towards a range of postgraduate qualifications.

CQFW Level 7 - Masters Level

Use this portal to pay for your 20 credit online module starting January.

Modules may be taken as CPD or used towards a range of postgraduate qualifications.

CQFW Level 7 - Masters Level

Use this portal to pay for your 20 credit online module, starting May.

Modules may be taken as CPD or used towards a range of postgraduate qualifications.

CQFW Level 7 - Masters Level

Use this portal to pay for your 20 credit online module, starting September.

Modules may be taken as CPD or used towards a range of postgraduate qualifications.

CQFW Level 7 - Masters Level

Use this portal to pay for half of your 120 credit dissertation.

CQFW Level 7 - Masters Level

Use this portal to pay for one third of your 120 credit dissertation.

CQFW Level 7 - Masters Level

Use this portal to pay for your 120 credit dissertation.

CQFW Level 7 - Masters Level

Aimed at farmers and advisors, this 5 hour online course will familiarise you with the soil environment on-farm. Learners will explore soil functions, soil health and simple ecological considerations, alongside practical approaches to sampling and assessment. By the end of the course, you will be better able to understand soils and identify realistic actions to improve management and productivity.

f you are based in Wales and eligible for Farming Connect funding, please gain approval from Farming Connect before applying for a discount on this course. 

Aimed at farmers and advisers, this course introduces Life-cycle Assessment (LCA) and why it matters for modern farm businesses.  Learners will explore how LCA supports market access, carbon audits, supply chain reporting and policy compliance. The course explains key concepts such as system boundaries, functional units and emission scopes, before guiding learners through a simple farm LCA exercise.  By the end, they will be better able to interpret results, avoid common pitfalls and use LCA thinking to inform practical farm decisions.

If you are based in Wales and eligible for Farming Connect funding, please gain approval from Farming Connect before applying for a discount on this course. 

This course aims to provide a farmer-friendly introductin to sustainability concepts - linked to SFS and to farm resilience/profitability.

It will demystify the purpose of environmental measures and encourage learners to explore what can be done on their own farms for the benefits of the business and environment.

From it learners can progress to more in-depth short courses (soil, IPM and LCA) or to full Postgraduate modules.

f you are based in Wales and eligible for Farming Connect funding, please gain approval from Farming Connect before applying for a discount on this course.