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ILM Level 3 – Business Qualifications
This suite of qualifications were specifically designed to meet the needs of individuals within the land based industry. These programmes are for those who have or wish to begin a new enterprise or project and gain business skills as well as key practical skills required of the job and the Health & Safety Executive.
There are 3 routes available.
ILM Level 3 Certificate New Enterprise Skills Only
TKF New Business Skills ( Arboriculture)
TKF New Business SKills (Ground Care)
The ILM certificate will provide learners with the key knowledge and skills required for new business start ups, which may might also be social enterprise, charity or co-operative. These qualifications are also valuable for the start up of a discrete business unit within a larger organisation. Although there are no formal entry requirements participants will normally be seriously considering starting their own business and have a business idea on which to base development, or be embarking on the management of a distinct business unit within a larger organisation.
Delivered over 5 days of practical workshops and guided distance learning.
Those wishing to take the to take the Aboriculture or Ground Care routes the framework has 3 elements:
ILM Level 3 Business Units
City & Guild Land Based Services (NPTC) Level 2 Awards
Lantra Awards Certificate of Training & Assessment
