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The Association normally runs a 'Taster in Beekeeping' course each year in the spring at Tilstock Village Hall for people interested in taking their first steps with keeping bees. The course at Tilstock Village Hall will be over a weekend of the 26th and 27th of March, the cost for this would be £90 per person, or £160 for a twosome* £40 if under 16**
* Will only receive one copy of handouts etc**must be accompanied by a full fee paying adultIf you would like to take part in this course please contact the NSBKA education officer; places are limited and the closing date for applications is Saturday 19th March
The course covers: The association draws its educational strength from its own pool of enthusiastic and highly experienced beekeepers and master beekeepers who volunteer to give up their own free time to teach others. This can mean timings and dates have to change in response to unforeseen circumstances and in such an event, alternative dates or a refund will be offered. Taster Course Location: Tilstock Bradbury Village Hall For more information and course booking details, please contact the Association's Education Officer using the button below.
Once you have kept bees for a season or two we encourage all members to do the BBKA Basic Assessment which demonstrates you have attained a general proficiency in beekeeping. At the time of writing, 44% of North Shropshire members have successfully passed the basic assessment, which means that North Shropshire BKA has the joint second highest percentage of members who have passed their basic in the whole country. For those members who are keen to learn more we have informal tutor groups and encourage correspondence courses for the BBKA modular exams. Our Association currently has a number of Master Beekeepers and several of our members are working towards Master Beekeeper status which involves, among other things, a detailed practical assessment as well as completion of the theory modules. We also run courses from time to time on particular aspects of beekeeping such as Queen Rearing, Food Hygiene, and Microscopy courses which enable us to examine the anatomy of the bee and diagnose adult bee diseases.
See BBKA examinations and assessments for more information etc; and contact the Association's Education Officer by using the button bellow. |
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