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Environmental Waste Management Diploma Level 4
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Man is a product of nature, and like all the other creatures he has to abide by nature's rules. However, so dramatic have been the technological advances and discoveries of the last few centuries, that man's relationship with the natural world has undergone profound, and in many cases, dangerous changes.
How we manage our waste and control substances and items that we consider to just be "rubbish" is a critical factor in the way we need to protect our environment and ensure a quality of life for us and our family.
Syllabus
Conservation and Waste
- Man and conservation
- The "Space Ship Earth"
- Conservation
- Ecological and economic value
- Overkill
Domestic Waste
- Sewerage
- The problem of industrial wastes
- The nitrogen cycle
- Types of sewers
Street Cleaning and the Disposal of Refuse
- Methods of street cleaning
- The removal of snow
- The disposal of refuse
- Using refuse as a fertiliser
- Methods of dealing with refuse
The Effects of Industry on the Environment
- Types of pollution
- The effects of atmospheric pollution
- Acid rain
- The greenhouse effect
- The greenhouse gases
- Ozone
- Urbanisation
Nuclear Fuel and Waste
- Nuclear fission
- Nuclear fuel
- Nuclear waste
- Case Study: Nuclear waste disposal in South Africa
- Health risks
Water and its Treatment
- Industrial effluent
- Impurities in water
- Water and health
- Prevention and the removal of pollution from water
- Methods of purification
- Recycled water
- Second-hand water
Waste and Recycling
- Waste materials
- Dumps
- Introduction to recycling
- Recycling plastics
- Recycling metal
- Recycling glass
- Recycling paper and rags
- Recycling rubber
- Gas from landfills
- The future
- The reduction of domestic waste
Conservation and Waste
- Man and conservation
- The "Space Ship Earth"
- Conservation
- Ecological and economic value
- Overkill
Domestic Waste
- Sewerage
- The problem of industrial wastes
- The nitrogen cycle
- Types of sewers
Street Cleaning and the Disposal of Refuse
- Methods of street cleaning
- The removal of snow
- The disposal of refuse
- Using refuse as a fertiliser
- Methods of dealing with refuse
The Effects of Industry on the Environment
- Types of pollution
- The effects of atmospheric pollution
- Acid rain
- The greenhouse effect
- The greenhouse gases
- Ozone
- Urbanisation
Nuclear Fuel and Waste
- Nuclear fission
- Nuclear fuel
- Nuclear waste
- Case Study: Nuclear waste disposal in South Africa
- Health risks
Water and its Treatment
- Industrial effluent
- Impurities in water
- Water and health
- Prevention and the removal of pollution from water
- Methods of purification
- Recycled water
- Second-hand water
Waste and Recycling
- Waste materials
- Dumps
- Introduction to recycling
- Recycling plastics
- Recycling metal
- Recycling glass
- Recycling paper and rags
- Recycling rubber
- Gas from landfills
- The future
- The reduction of domestic waste
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Accreditation
The course has been endorsed under the ABC Awards’ Quality Licence Scheme. This means that Online Academies have undergone an external quality check to ensure that the organisation and the courses it offers, meet certain quality criteria.
The completion of this course alone does not lead to an Ofqual regulated qualification but may be used as evidence of knowledge and skills towards regulated qualifications in the future. The unit summary can be used as evidence towards Recognition of Prior Learning if you wish to progress your studies in this sector.
Assessment
At the conclusion of each module there is a simple multiple choice question assessment. This will help you remember the main points of the lesson and act as a check that you have retained the essential knowledge and understanding of that particular section. The results can be seen instantaneously and you can correct wrong answers. When the result is satisfactory you can progress to the next module.
Having succeeded with the last module’s multi choice review you will be able to take the final online test. When completed it is automatically sent to your tutor for assessment. If you have passed, then notification is sent to you along with PDF’s of your awards and certificates.
If not, you can re-sit this final test as many times as you like.
Course Outcomes
Once you have successfully completed all the modules and the final assessment paper you will become the proud owner of:
A Level 4 Certificate of Achievement issued by ABC Awards
A Diploma issued by Online Academies
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