Training

Finding access point (BCT)The Bat Conservation Trust and local bat groups organise a wide range of training courses and programmes across the UK, for both volunteers and professionals. They cover a wide range of subjects, including:

  • Using bat detectors
  • Surveying for bats
  • Leading public walks

For full details of the courses being offered this year, download the 2010 Training Brochure (PDF)


New courses 

   A new course, designed as a follow up to Arboriculture and bats: A Guide for Practitioners.

   A new course, aimed at individuals responsible for the maintenance and management of bridges.

For dates, venues and more information about either of these courses please email Dave Sutton or click on the link above.


The website is updated regularly with details of new courses and dates, but if you would like to be added to the training mailing list, please contact Kit Stoner.

If you have a general query about training, try our Frequently Asked Questions . If this does not answer your query, please contact Kit Stoner.

For details on BCT courses, visit the section on courses and workshops.
To find courses in your local area, contact your local bat group.