The emphasis is on a seminar approach, with class participation in exercises where appropriate. Tours to illustrate practice in Britain and other EEC countries are usually arranged, but the emphasis of the course is primarily on developing tropical countries. A maximum of 20. An interest in and knowledge of social forestry is desirable. Preference will be given to applicants from developing Commonwealth countries, but places are available for other applicants.
Teaching is by means of seminars, group exercises, and case studies.
Participants are expected to contribute actively in discussions and in exercises. Held in 1982 then at 4- to 5 year intervals thereafter. A maximum of 15. Preference is given to candidates from developing Commonwealth countries, but places are available for other candidates. The course includes laboratory and field practicals, and the emphasis is on seminar-style teaching rather than formal lectures.