NVQ courses in:
URBAN, RURAL & REGIONAL PLANNING

NVQ courses in Urban, Rural & Regional Planning are designed to equip individuals with the practical skills and knowledge needed for careers in planning, development, and management of urban, rural, and regional environments. These courses emphasise practical, hands-on learning and are geared towards preparing students for various roles in the field of urban and regional planning.

NVQ courses in Urban, Rural & Regional Planning are typically structured at different levels to cater to various stages of career development:

LEVEL 3: covering basic principles and introductory concepts in urban and regional planning.

LEVEL 4: focusing on more advanced techniques and practical skills in planning and development.

LEVEL 5: dealing with complex planning issues, policy development, and project management.

LEVEL 6 and above: aimed at senior roles, strategic planning, and leadership positions in urban and regional planning.

The core components of NVQ courses in Urban, Rural & Regional Planning generally include:

• PLANNING PRINCIPLES & CONCEPTS: Understanding the principles of urban and regional planning, including sustainable development, land use planning, and spatial planning.

• POLICY & LEGISLATION: Knowledge of planning laws, regulations, and policies governing land use, environmental protection, and development.

• SPATIAL ANALYSIS & GIS: Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and spatial analysis techniques for planning and decision-making.

• COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: Techniques for engaging with stakeholders, communities, and interest groups in planning processes.

• DEVELOPMENT CONTROL: Understanding the process of development control, including planning applications, permits, and enforcement.

• ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING: Integrating environmental considerations into planning processes, including conservation, mitigation, and sustainable practices.

• ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Strategies for promoting economic growth and development within urban, rural, and regional contexts.

• PROJECT MANAGEMENT: Skills for managing planning projects, including budgeting, scheduling, and coordination.

AVAILABLE COURSES:

Town Planning Technical Support