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English for Agriculture
The Faculty of Agriculture
“From food production and animal science to horticulture and property management, agriculture
plays an essential role in supporting our population. Moreover, as the world’s population continues
to grow, so too will the demand for agriculture professionals. With technology influencing agriculture,
new possibilities and opportunities are arising.
By developing your English language skills at LVC, you will be prepared for agriculture in an
increasingly globalized world.
Choose agriculture at LVC.”
Agriculture at LVC
“Our Faculty of Agriculture will provide you with the language to discuss many traditional aspects of
agriculture such as raising crops and livestock, as well as more modern concepts like sustainable
farming and technological advances.
Additionally, LVC has the ability to create individual, fully customized courses designed to meet your
requirements. Speak with an LVC consultant today regarding your English language needs.
We also offer learners the option to obtain an English certificate validated by the University of
Greenwich. This professional certificate can be used to demonstrate your English skills to
employers and educational institutions.
At LVC, we can develop the English language skills you need in order to succeed in agriculture.”
Rita Costa Director of Studies
English Department
Erlend Firth ESP Consultant
Agriculture
Unit 1 – The History of Agriculture
Unit 2 – Plant Products
Unit 3 – Animal Products
Unit 4 – Soil
Unit 5 – Water
Unit 6 – Seeds
Unit 7 – Plant Growth
Unit 8 – Harvest
Unit 9 – Storage
Unit 10 – Feed and Nutrients
Unit 11 – Housing Animals
Unit 12 – Breeding
Unit 13 – Slaughter and Processing
Unit 14 – Cutivation and Planting
Unit 15 – Harvest Equipment
Unit 1 – Beef Industry
Unit 2 – Swine Industry
Unit 3 – Poultry Industry
Unit 4 – Dairy Industry
Unit 5 – Sheep Industry
Unit 6 – Equine Industry
Unit 7 – Apiculture
Unit 8 – Classification and Composition
Unit 9 – Salts and Acidity
Unit 10 – The Nitrogen Cycle
Unit 11 – Soil Conservation
Unit 12 – Preparing, Seeding and Planting
Unit 13 – Climate and Weather
Unit 14 – Pricing
Unit 15 – Government Intervention
Unit 1 – Animal Behaviour
Unit 2 – Animal Health
Unit 3 – Animals and Grain
Unit 4 – Bioengineering
Unit 5 – Cropping Systems
Unit 6 – Growing Seasons
Unit 7 – Weeds, Pests, and Disease
Unit 8 – Diagnosing Crop Problems
Unit 9 – Agribusiness Management
Unit 10 – International Trade
Unit 11 – The Futures Market
Unit 12 – Sustainable Farming
Unit 13 – Technological Advances
Unit 14 – Organic Farming
Unit 15 – GMOs
Agriculture: Agriculture is a new educational source for agriculture professionals who want to improve their English
communication in a work environment. Incorporating career-specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-
by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key language components: reading, listening, speaking and
writing. Agriculture addresses topics including soil preparation, seeding methods, farm equipment, livestock and
organic farming.
Levels: The series is organized into three levels of difficulty and offers a minimum of 400 vocabulary terms and phrases.
Every unit includes a test of reading comprehension, vocabulary and listening skills and leads students through
written and oral production.
Included Features: A variety of realistic reading passages, career-specific dialogues, 45 reading and listening comprehension checks,
over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases, guided speaking and writing exercises, complete glossary of terms and
phrases.
Level 1 - 101 Level 2 - 201 Level 3 - 301
Unit 1 – The Agricultural Engineer
Unit 2 – Crops
Unit 3 – Livestock
Unit 4 – Animal Industries and Products
Unit 5 – Breeding
Unit 6 – Slaughter and Processing
Unit 7 – Measurements 1
Unit 8 – Measurements 2
Unit 9 – Numbers and Basic Math
Unit 10 – Analyzing Quantities
Unit 11 – Describing Change
Unit 12 – Large Numbers
Unit 13 – Tables and Graphs
Unit 14 – SI Units
Unit 15 – Education
Agricultural Engineering
Unit 1 – Problem Solving
Unit 2 – Accounting
Unit 3 – Scientific Method
Unit 4 – Rate Processes
Unit 5 – Weather
Unit 6 – Soil Classification
Unit 7 – Salt and Acidity
Unit 8 – Planting and Cultivation
Unit 9 – Harvesting Equipment
Unit 10 – Economics
Unit 11 – Engines 1
Unit 12 – Engines 2
Unit 13 – Powertrains
Unit 14 – GMOs
Unit 15 – Career Options
Unit 1 – Tractors
Unit 2 – Tractor Power Ratings
Unit 3 – Machine Calibration 1
Unit 4 – Machine Calibration 2
Unit 5 – Equipment Efficiency
Unit 6 – Land Description
Unit 7 – Surveying
Unit 8 – Runoff and Erosion
Unit 9 – Irrigation 1
Unit 10 – Irrigation 2
Unit 11 – Crop Problems
Unit 12 – Crop Handling and Storage
Unit 13 – Animal Waste Management
Unit 14 – Animal Housing
Unit 15 – Technological Advances
Agricultural Engineering: Agricultural Engineering is a new educational resource for agricultural engineering professionals who want to
improve their English communication in a work environment. Incorporating career specific vocabulary and contexts,
each unit offers step-by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key language components: reading,
listening, speaking and writing. Agriculture Engineering addresses topics including types of crops, irrigation, genetic,
modification, harvesting and career options.
Levels: The series is organized into three levels of difficulty and offers a minimum of 400 vocabulary terms and phrases.
Every unit includes a test of reading comprehension, vocabulary and listening skills and leads students through
written and oral production.
Included Features: A variety of realistic reading passages, career-specific dialogues, 45 reading and listening comprehension checks,
over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases, guided speaking and writing exercises, complete glossary of terms and
phrases.
Level 1 - 101 Level 2 - 201 Level 3 - 301
Unit 1 – Forestry
Unit 2 – Parts of a Tree
Unit 3 – Parts of a Forest
Unit 4 – Products
Unit 5 – Forestry Equipment 1
Unit 6 – Forestry Equipment 2
Unit 7 – Binds
Unit 8 – Cuts and Notches
Unit 9 – Safety Equipment
Unit 10 – Safety Measures
Unit 11 – First Aid
Unit 12 – Basic Actions
Unit 13 – Types of Trees 1
Unit 14 – Types of Trees 2
Unit 15 – Education
Forestry
Unit 1 – Tree Growth
Unit 2 – Forest Inventory
Unit 3 – Timber Metrics
Unit 4 – Forest Ecosystems
Unit 5 – Forests and Stands
Unit 6 – Forest Plans
Unit 7 – Land Classification 1
Unit 8 – Land Classification 2
Unit 9 – Surveying
Unit 10 – Silviculture 1
Unit 11 – Silviculture 2
Unit 12 – Harvests
Unit 13 – Sawmills 1
Unit 14 – Sawmills 2
Unit 15 – Measurements
Unit 1 – Types of Forestry 1
Unit 2 – Types of Forestry 2
Unit 3 – Evaluating Forest Resources
Unit 4 – Optimizing Levels
Unit 5 – Tree Health Defects
Unit 6 – Geographic Data 1
Unit 7 – Geographic Data 2
Unit 8 – Topography
Unit 9 – Projections
Unit 10 – Firefighting / Burns
Unit 11 – Animal Habitats
Unit 12 – Heavy Machinery
Unit 13 – Environmental Issues
Unit 14 – Sustainability
Unit 15 – Career Options
Forestry: Forestry is a new educational resource for agricultural engineering professionals who want to improve their English
communication in a work environment. Incorporating career specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-
by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key language components: reading, listening, speaking and
writing. Forestry addresses topics including types of trees, logging equipment, heavy machines, mills and career
options.
Levels: The series is organized into three levels of difficulty and offers a minimum of 400 vocabulary terms and phrases.
Every unit includes a test of reading comprehension, vocabulary and listening skills and leads students through
written and oral production.
Included Features: A variety of realistic reading passages, career-specific dialogues, 45 reading and listening comprehension checks,
over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases, guided speaking and writing exercises, complete glossary of terms and
phrases.
Level 1 - 101 Level 2 - 201 Level 3 - 301
Coming Soon At LVC, we are continually expanding the range of available courses to ensure that we can provide
the right course for you.
Contact LVC to find out more about these upcoming courses.
Plant Production
Landscaping
Employers and educational
institutions will be in no doubt
about your English language
skills when presented with this
certificate of professional
training.
Situated close to the centre of London, the University of Greenwich
boasts a substantial Faculty of Education. Drawing on their extensive
knowledge and experience of language education, the university now offers
language certificates for international students.
LVC is the sole provider of Greenwich exams in the Greater Region.
The University of Greenwich
A Prestigious Certificate
Complete your education at LVC by
obtaining a certificate of English
validated by the University of
Greenwich, England.
Each course offered by LVC has a
corresponding, specialized exam and
certificate.
Complete Your
Education at LVC
University Validated Certificates
LVC and Your Education
Level 1 - 101
LVC – Preparation for
AGE
18
Job / University
Level 2 - 201
Level 3 - 301
Certificate of English
AGE
21
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