Pershore Group of Colleges is a specialist land-based college in Herefordshire and Worcestershire. It operates from two main campuses, at Pershore in Worcestershire and at Holme Lacy in Herefordshire. The Pershore campus is a short distance outside of Pershore Town, and occupies a nice position overlooking the River. The Holme Lacy campus is in a rural setting, sitting in its own 550-acre estate, which includes an organic farm. Both campuses are pleasant in their own ways and have plenty of space for students to relax in. Courses are also provided at Kings Heath Park Birmingham, Birmingham Nature Centre and at a number of other outreach centres in both counties.

Oatridge College is located in West Lothian, Scotland. The range of studies at Oatridge College includes Agriculture, Animal Care, Engineering, Farriery, Environment and Countryside Management, Equine Studies, Greenkeeping, Horticulture and Landscaping. Most subjects run at NC and HN levels and there is a long tradition of Oatridge students progressing on to SAC degree courses in Agriculture, Countryside Management, Rural Resource Management, and Horticulture and Landscape Management amongst others.

Wiltshire College was formed in November 2000 by the merger of three colleges: Trowbridge, Chippenham and Lackham. With over 25,000 students studying full and part-time courses and 300 full-time teaching staff, Wiltshire College is now the main provider of further and higher education in North and West Wiltshire with a reputation for quality provision, innovation and student care. Land based courses currently on offer include: Agriculture, Animal Care, Countryside Management and Environment Courses, Equine, Horticulture.

Ecompasses 4 Centers: The Cannington Centre, The Paignton Centre, The Yeovil Centre and The Bristol Centre. The Centers offer a range of qualifications in agriculture, horticulture, floristry, pesticide use, animal care (including exotics), countryside management, food science, mechanisation, and arboriculture.

Barony College, set in the rolling landscape of the South of Scotland, attracts applicants for its courses from across the UK and overseas. At Barony, courses in Forestry, Horticulture, Animal Care, Veterinary Nursing, Aquaculture (Fish Farming), Fisheries Management, Aquatics, Agriculture, Land Based Engineering, Countryside Skills and Equine are supported by some of the best facilities in the UK.

University of Lincoln, Department of Further Education - Lincolnshire School of Agriculture. Courses in: Agriculture, Animal Management, Apprenticeships, Countryside Management, Equine, Forestry, Horticulture, IFP 14+, Short Courses, STEP into IT, Degree Courses.

The college was reconstituted as an integral part of the University of Edinburgh in 1951 and became a full faculty in 1964. Since 1962, the Faculty has operated on two sites, at Summerhall and at the Easter Bush Veterinary Centre, near Roslin, six miles south of Edinburgh. This split was rendered necessary because of the growing difficulty of obtaining large animal clinical material at Summerhall. Two site operation means that each of the undergraduate years can be exposed to work with farm animals and horses in an appropriate rural setting. Sited within the University's developing Technopole, the Easter Bush Veterinary Centre forms part of one of the most comprehensive aggregations of rural and agricultural research institutes in the world. Following a major re-organisation in 1986, the Faculty comprises four Departments. Undergraduate teaching, for the degree of Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery and for the Membership of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, is undertaken almost entirely within the Departments of Preclinical Veterinary Sciences, Veterinary Pathology and Veterinary Clinical Studies. The teaching given by the Department of Tropical Animal Health, on the other hand, is mainly concerned with postgraduate MSc/Diploma courses. Being at the forefront of veterinary education, the Faculty is the lead site for the development of CLIVE (Computer-aided Learning in Veterinary Education). This is a consortium of all the UK veterinary schools that are developing the software that will enable them to offer all their students the most modern methods of veterinary education.

With an enviable setting amongst 500 acres of farms, parklands, lake, woodland and sports facilities, including our own golf course, you can't help feeling at home at Reaseheath. As one of the most successful specialist colleges in the country we are rapidly expanding our range of courses, which include: Agriculture, Supported Learning, Adventure Sports, Business and IT, Construction, Countryside, Engineering, Equine Science/Studies, Food Technology and Food Nutrition and Health, Floristry, Horticulture (Landscape, Amenity, Commercial & Garden Design), Greenkeeping, Sports Turf & Golf Course Management, Animal Care, Behaviour & Welfare.

For almost 200 years, one of the main aims of the RHS has been to train gardeners of the future. Students have been learning their craft at RHS Garden Wisley since 1907 and every year applications for placements are received from all over the world. The RHS also has a wide range of events and activities for children, teachers and schools.

Brooksby Melton College is a specialist college that was formed in September 2000 from the merger of Brooksby College and Melton Mowbray College. The college operates from two main campuses, one of which is in the town centre at Melton Mowbray and the other which is six miles to the south in a 315-hectare estate at Brooksby. The estate includes a commercial farm, plant nursery and an equestrian centre. The college also has a 343-seat theatre and sports leisure centre in Melton.