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NEW LANTRA Approved Centre for Meat Hygiene Courses
DMQ Deer Stalking Certificate DSC Level 1 Courses
DMQ DSC Level 2 preparation courses
are to be run by BDS Course Manager Jan Andrews RDMS in Dorset and Hampshire- fill in contact form to receive information.
Click here to view a list of links
Courses Dates & Venue
DSC Level 1 Course - for course details and application for course registration now being taken.
DSC Level 1 Course BDS (British Deer Society)Dates for the 2012
Course details & application form available from the BDS.
Jan Andrews is a Course Manager for BDS.
Please book through BDS Cheryl 01425 655434 ( Special lower 2012 price £275 including course, manual and all 5 assessments) http://www.Bds.org.uk/deer_stalking_certificate_level_1.html
March 15/16/17/18 2012 - Gussage Saint Michael, Dorset
June 7/8/9/10 2012 - Gussage Saint Michael, Dorset
August 16/17/18/19 2012 - Gussage Saint Michael, Dorset
DSC Level 2 Preparation Course March 2012 - course details & application form available directly from Jan Andrews
Venue; Village Hall, Gussage Saint Michael, Dorset
Fee; £150
LANTRA Approved Meat Hygiene Courses 25th March 2012( other dates to be clarified)
Top up after DSC Level 1 for Small Game only £45.00
Pre registration required 4 days in advance
The Wesleyan Church, Gussage Saint Michael, Dorset. £120 including Lantra exam fee
Plus £20.00 and 2 photos for credit card type as well as certificate.
For further details phone Jan Andrews on 01258 840 003 |
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DMQ DSC Level 1 Courses - held in Dorset & Hampshire
DMQ DSC Level 2 Preparation Courses - held in Dorset & Hampshire
DMQ Approved Witness Jan Andrews - number 22
Jan Andrews Assessor working in the DMQ System
DMQ Accredited Witness
RDMS (Jan Andrews, Ben Andrews and Morgan Andrews - Approved witnessess) can act as a witness for stalking, carcase work and equipment on RDMS ground or your own ground for your Level 2 portfolio.
Courses can be arranged to accommodate your own dates, venue* & group of friends (min group 6) (* if venue is suitable).
The courses follows the criteria set down by DMQ training incorporating all the sections required to obtain the Level 1 certificate, and include, safety, species identification, the law, handling of firearms on the range and in the field and shooting. To include Wild Game Meat Hygiene (Common and Large Game sections). The course is suitable for new and novice stalkers.
Experienced stalkers can opt to omit the course and choose to join the course candidates on the assessment day. Stalkers with LANTRA Wild Game Meat Hygiene may opt to leave out the Hygiene section. |
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Most countries now have compulsory training imposed on them by their governments before firearms can be purchased or used in hunting or shooting sport situations.
England, Scotland, Ireland and Greece do not have this restriction.
The voluntary education of stalkers though DMQ Deer Management Qualifications in the form of Deer Stalking Certificates DSC Level 1 & 2 strongly show the government that we are successfully self-governing our shooting professions and recreations/sports.
The success of the scheme together with codes of practice, available from The British Deer Society (BDS)will be hugely beneficial in staving off compulsory education and government restrictions.
If the government does choose to implement compulsory education then the successful DMQ scheme would be almost certainly be adopted.
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The Wesleyan Church
Gussage Saint Michael
Near Wimborne
Dorset
BH21 5HX
Tel. 01258 840 003
www.jan-andrews.com
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