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AC2: Countryside educational access visits accreditation
- From:
- Natural England
- Published:
- 2 April 2015
- Last updated:
- 10 March 2017, see all updates
- Grant type:
- Capital item
- Land use:
- Educational access and Uplands
- Tiers or standalone items:
- Higher Tier
- Funding (per unit per year):
- £101 to £200
Find out about eligibility and requirements for the countryside educational access visits accreditation item.
How much will be paid
£175 once per agreement.
Where to use this item
Available for Higher Tier.
Only on agreements that contain:
How this item will benefit the environment
This allows one member from the agreement holding to go to a training course and become accredited at carrying out enhanced educational experiences.
If successful there will be consistently positive feedback from attendees on the Farm Visit Evaluation forms.
Requirements
- send one person from the holding to a CEVAS training course
Keeping records
Agreement holders will need to keep the following records and supply them on request:
- a copy of the accreditation certificate – submit this with the claim
The detailed requirements for this item will be tailored to the Higher Tier site. Higher Tier applicants should discuss and agree these requirements with their adviser.
Further information
More details are on the CEVAS website.
See the Higher Tier manual to find out more about the scheme and how to apply.
Document information
Published: 2 April 2015
Updated: 10 March 2017
- Updated for 2017 applications.
- Information updated for applications in 2016.
- First published.
From: Natural England
Grant type: Capital item
Land use: Educational access Uplands
Tiers or standalone items: Higher Tier
Funding (per unit per year): £101 to £200