ICTQual Level 2 Award in Mammalogy and Large Mammals Study Techniques

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ICTQual Level 2 Award in Mammalogy and Large Mammals Study Techniques

Course Level

Level 2

Course Type

Non- Ofqual

Awarding Body

ICTQual 

Duration

2 days

Study Mood

Online

Assessment

Assignments Based

Course Overview

What is this course

The ICTQual Level 2 Award in Mammalogy and Large Mammals Study Techniques introduces learners to the fascinating field of mammalogy, focusing on the study of large mammals and their ecological roles. This qualification provides a foundation in mammal biology, behavior, and conservation, equipping participants with essential knowledge to understand and appreciate the importance of these species in natural ecosystems.

Learners will explore practical study methods such as observation, tracking, habitat assessment, and data recording. The course emphasizes hands‑on techniques that are widely used in wildlife research and conservation projects. By engaging with real‑world examples and case studies, participants gain insight into how mammal studies contribute to biodiversity monitoring, habitat management, and species protection.

This award is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, conservation volunteers, early‑career environmental workers, and learners interested in animal sciences. By completing the program, participants will develop practical skills, enhance their understanding of mammal ecology, and strengthen their ability to contribute to conservation initiatives and community‑based wildlife projects.

Course Content

Detailed Curriculum Structure

This qualification, the ICTQual Level 2 Award in Mammalogy and Large Mammals Study Techniques, consists of 3 mandatory units.

  1. Fundamentals of Large Mammal Ecology
  2. Introduction to Habitat Assessment and Survey Methods
  3. Human–Wildlife Interaction and Conflict Awareness

Learning Objectives

Learning Outcomes for the ICTQual Level 2 Award in Mammalogy and Large Mammals Study Techniques:

Fundamentals of Large Mammal Ecology

  • Understand the ecological roles of large mammals within diverse ecosystems.
  • Identify key factors influencing mammal population dynamics and survival.
  • Recognize the importance of food chains, predator–prey relationships, and habitat requirements.
  • Explore how environmental changes affect mammal distribution and behaviour.
  • Develop awareness of conservation challenges linked to large mammal ecology.

Introduction to Habitat Assessment and Survey Methods

  • Apply basic techniques for assessing mammal habitats and ecological conditions.
  • Collect and record data on vegetation, water sources, and habitat features.
  • Use simple survey tools such as transects, quadrats, and observation logs.
  • Interpret survey findings to understand mammal presence and habitat suitability.
  • Demonstrate accuracy and responsibility in ecological fieldwork practices.

Human–Wildlife Interaction and Conflict Awareness

  • Recognize common causes of human–wildlife conflict in rural and urban settings.
  • Explore strategies for promoting coexistence between communities and large mammals.
  • Understand the impact of human activities on mammal conservation and welfare.
  • Apply ethical principles when addressing wildlife conflict situations.
  • Develop awareness of global examples of human–wildlife interaction and solutions.

Who Should Attend

Target Audience and Participants

  • Environmental professionals seeking advanced expertise in climate resilience.
  • Policy makers and government officials working on sustainability strategies.
  • NGO staff engaged in climate change, adaptation, and community development projects.
  • Researchers and analysts focusing on climate science and adaptation frameworks.
  • Corporate sustainability managers aiming to integrate climate strategies into business.
  • Educators and trainers developing climate change awareness programs.
  • Community leaders supporting local adaptation and resilience initiatives.
  • Individuals passionate about driving global action on climate change solutions.

Career & Learning Benefits

Skills, Knowledge & Opportunities You Will Earn

  • Gain foundational knowledge of mammal biology and ecology.
  • Learn practical techniques for observing and tracking large mammals.
  • Develop skills in habitat assessment and data recording.
  • Strengthen ability to contribute to wildlife conservation projects.
  • Enhance employability in entry‑level environmental and conservation roles.
  • Build confidence in conducting field studies and biodiversity monitoring.
  • Acquire insights into mammal behavior and ecological importance.
  • Earn a recognized qualification showcasing commitment to wildlife studies.

Need More Information?

Frequently Asked Questions Explained

No advanced experience is required. A basic interest in wildlife, ecology, or conservation is helpful, but the course is designed to be accessible to beginners.

You will develop skills in mammal observation, ecological monitoring, data recording, and conservation awareness. These skills are useful for volunteering, community projects, and entry‑level environmental roles.

This qualification supports entry‑level roles in conservation, environmental projects, and wildlife monitoring. It also strengthens your profile for volunteering and community‑based initiatives.

Yes. Upon successful completion, learners are awarded the ICTQual Level 2 Award in Mammalogy and Large Mammals Study Techniques certificate, formally recognizing their achievement.

Yes. ICTQual qualifications are designed to meet international standards, making them valuable across borders. Employers, NGOs, and conservation bodies recognize this award as evidence of competence in mammal study techniques.

Enrollment Criteria

Minimum Eligibility Criteria for Enrollment

  • Proficiency in English (reading, writing, speaking)
  • Recommended: Interest in wildlife, ecology, or conservation
  • Educational background: Completion of secondary education or equivalent
  • Age 16 or above

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+44 2035 764371

+44 7441 396751

info@ictqual.co.uk

www.inspirecollege.co.uk

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