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In-Person Pesticide Training

Our in-person pesticide training courses are designed for individuals who need to apply professional-use herbicides, fungicides, or insecticides safely and legally. Delivered by NPTC-qualified instructors, these courses cover safe handling, preparation, mixing, application techniques, and environmental safety. Ideal for those preparing for City & Guilds NPTC PA1 and PA6 assessments, with practical sessions tailored to handheld or knapsack sprayer use.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the pesticide training course cover?

It includes legislation, label interpretation, PPE, safe mixing, application methods, and environmental protection.

Do I need this training to apply pesticides?

Yes – if you use professional-use pesticides, you must be trained and hold a recognised certificate such as PA1/PA6.

What assessments follow this course?

This course prepares you for the City & Guilds NPTC PA1 (theory) and PA6 (practical) assessments.

Is equipment provided?

Yes – all training equipment including PPE and sprayers is provided on the day.

How long is the course?

Typically one to two days, depending on your experience.

Is the course instructor accredited?

Yes – courses are delivered by NPTC-qualified professionals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does in-person training include?

Practical instruction, demonstrations, and preparation for PA6 or BASIS exams – taught by qualified trainers in small group settings.

Which courses are available face-to-face?

PA6PP, PA6AW, PA6INJ, and BASIS Amenity Horticulture courses are offered as in-person options.

Where does the training take place?

Sessions are held at approved training venues across the UK. Full location details are provided upon booking.

Is this training suitable for beginners?

Yes, in-person sessions are designed to support all levels, from new users to experienced operators seeking certification.

Do I need to bring anything?

Course materials are provided, but participants may need to bring appropriate PPE or equipment depending on the unit.

How is this different from online training?

In-person training offers hands-on practice, tailored feedback, and direct interaction – ideal for building confidence before assessment.

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