Basic Astronomy Training

The stars aren’t just for poets—they're objects of scientific intrigue. This Basic Astronomy Training course offers a structured view into how the universe operates, beginning with the solar system and stretching into celestial measurements, mechanics, and the secrets of spectrum analysis.

Through clearly defined modules, you’ll explore key astronomical views, how planetary systems work, and how vast distances are understood through calculation and observation. You'll also examine light spectrum analysis to see what starlight tells us. It’s a course for the curious, with a scientific lens firmly attached.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand astronomical viewpoints and sky observation methods.
• Explore the structure and key features of the solar system.
• Learn mechanisms behind planetary and celestial movements.
• Study how celestial distances are estimated and calculated.
• Recognise methods of measuring objects in space.
• Examine light spectra for celestial data and interpretation.

Who is this Course For:

• Space enthusiasts with an interest in astronomy basics.
• Students preparing for broader science-related studies.
• Teachers adding astronomy content to lessons.
• Amateur astronomers expanding foundational understanding.
• Science fiction fans learning actual space principles.
• Skywatchers interested in structured space knowledge.
• Lifelong learners curious about stars and planets.
• Hobbyists studying space from a scientific angle.

Career Path:

• Astronomy Outreach Assistant – £25,000/year
• Planetarium Guide – £23,500/year
• Science Content Writer (Astronomy) – £30,000/year
• Telescope Sales Consultant – £24,000/year
• Astronomy Club Coordinator – £26,000/year
• Education Support (Science Subject) – £27,000/year