Berkshire College of Agriculture (BCA) is a unique land based college based just outside Maidenhead. Whether you are planning your future or looking for work experience and training, there are a variety of full and part-time programmes available.
A wide range of subjects are covered including equestrian studies and animal management, with programmes including the HND in Equine Management and BHS Stages I–III. If you are taking your GCSEs or A levels this year and looking at your options for further study, take a look at the programmes the college offers.
With our excellent facilities and skilled team of professional staff, BCA is firmly established as a leading centre for equestrian training within the Thames Valley. All programmes are supported by excellent and up-to-date facilities, including a competition size, floodlit indoor arena, an all-weather outdoor manege, cross-county course and a team of experienced and dedicated staff.
BCA has ample free parking within beautiful grounds and college run transport services are available from many local areas.
Students are involved in every aspect of the equine part of BCA, from running events through to regular yard duties, which form a vital part of the learning process. The college also holds British Eventing two-day events in September and June.
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If you would like further information on the college and a copy of the latest full or part-time prospectus, please call free, tel: 0800 0711 666, email enquiries@bca.ac.uk or visit www.bca.ac.uk
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