This intensive, five-day, non-residential course aims to introduce the basic principles of public health pest control and extend the knowledge of those already working within the industry. New and inexperienced operatives will benefit, as well as those indirectly involved with pest control through, for example, liaison with a contractor.

The course has been awarded 24 PROMPT CPD points.

The BTMR Traditional Mole Control Course along with its supporting material have been designed and produced by professional training designers in consultation with experienced, qualified mole controllers.

The full one day course is aimed at people who are just starting in professional traditional mole catching or those who perhaps have some experience but wish to expand their knowledge and skills in the subject.

The course which is lead by a professional trainer and an experienced mole catcher is based both in a classroom environment and outdoors. It combines theoretical input with active, practical learner participation.

This one-day course aims to provide administration staff with enough background knowledge regarding major pests to speak confidently and professionally to customers, and the best ways to deal with enquiries.

The course has been awarded 8 BASIS CPD points.

This intensive, five-day, residential course aims to introduce the basic principles of public health pest control and extend the knowledge of those already working within the industry. New and inexperienced operatives will benefit, as well as those indirectly involved with pest control through, for example, liaison with a contractor.

The course has been awarded 24 PROMPT CPD points.

This practical one-day course provides delegates with the opportunity to study a wide range of insect pests. Whether you are new to pest control and need some practice in recognition, or you are an old hand requiring a refresher course, this course provides the opportunity for studying public health and stored product insects under the microscope.

This course has been awarded 10 BASIS CPD points.

This course is targeted primarily at those senior technical pest control operatives working in food handling environments who aspire to be a Field Biologist.

It is the primary objective of this course that delegates will be encouraged to think about what they should know in order to fulfil this highly responsible technical role, and it will be presumed that they are already experienced pest controllers.

The course has been awarded 8 BASIS CPD points.

This 2-day course is designed for anyone interested in bird control, from those new to the industry to those who want to expand their knowledge and expertise. The course includes discussions on the range of equipment and products available as well as practical demonstrations.

The course has been awarded 20 PROMPT CPD points.

This 2-day course is aimed at owners of pest control companies, technical managers of food factories and pest control / heat treatment technicians who haven't attended any formal heat treatment training course. It is a mixture of theory and practical work. Although not compulsory, attendees will benefit from a fundamental understanding of science and basic computer skills.

Heat treatment is becoming a useful and highly effective insect control tool, particularly following the withdrawal of methyl bromide, but it is being mis-used in some cases resulting in potential damage.

This course explains how to carry out heat treatments safely and without causing damage to meet the requirements of high standards of insect control in the food, hospitality and phytosanitory industries amongst others.

The course has been awarded 22 PROMPT CPD points.

The BTMR Traditional Mole Control Course along with its supporting material have been designed and produced by professional training designers in consultation with experienced, qualified mole controllers.

The full one day course is aimed at people who are just starting in professional traditional mole catching or those who perhaps have some experience but wish to expand their knowledge and skills in the subject.

The course which is lead by a professional trainer and an experienced mole catcher is based both in a classroom environment and outdoors. It combines theoretical input with active, practical learner participation.

This intensive, five-day, residential course aims to introduce the basic principles of public health pest control and extend the knowledge of those already working within the industry. New and inexperienced operatives will benefit, as well as those indirectly involved with pest control through, for example, liaison with a contractor.

The course has been awarded 24 PROMPT CPD points.