Sub-sectors: Production horticulture, ornamental / amenity horticulture, nurseries, landscape architecture, groundsmanship / greenkeeping,
Occupations: Grower, horticulturalist, market gardener, nursery assistant, nurseryman, horticultural foreman, horticultural technician, nursery stock production specialist, garden designer, gardener, landscape gardener, landscaper, greenkeeper, groundsman, groundsperson, ground manager, labourer, mushroom picker, nursery manager, horticultural scientist, taxonomist, landscape scientist, plant breeder, geneticist, propagation scientist, production manager, garden centre manager, garden historian.
This course aims to improve your horticultural knowledge needed for career development to supervisory/ management roles, or to further develop your interest in horticulture. It follows the RHS syllabus and you wil have the opportunity should you wish to sit …
This is a well recognised practical qualification accredited by the Royal Horticultural Society which focuses on developing the essential skills needed in horticulture. The course takes place on a Wednesday morning 9.30 – 12.30 at Common Leys Farm campus and …
A one year course designed for learners who are not ready to move to a full Level 2 programme and bigger group sizes. The course focuses on developing study skills, progressing vocational experience and skills, progressing both English and Maths. …
The countryside sector needs people who understand both the science and the practical elements required to manage the many conflicting demands on rural areas. This course aims to prepare you for the task of successful countryside management. You’ll study a …
This course is designed for the practical student who wishes to gain a recognised qualification in preparation for employment in the landscaping or horticultural industries. All 16-19 year olds on full-time programmes will be required to retake GCSE English and …
This qualification provides a route to employment in professional horticulture by developing essential horticultural skills and assessing knowledge of the principles underpinning horticultural practices and supports career developments for those already working in the profession. It also provides a foundation …
Horticulture and Landscape Operatives can be employed to work in public parks and gardens, green spaces and historic gardens, private gardens and estates or in production nurseries and retail outlets. Many businesses will be specialised in their activities, such as …
Overview This course gives a general introduction to horticulture, which is suitable for anyone wanting to prepare for more advanced study or a career in horticulture, with a combination of practical and theoretical elements. Description Studying this course, you will …
Overview This course offers the most comprehensive introduction to the many aspects of horticulture compared to all other horticulture courses we have on offer. The practical elements cover about 40% of the course and the theoretical elements about 60%. Examples …
The Extended Diploma is a two-year full-time study programme in horticulture. You will study 15 units, three of which are externally assessed. This study programme includes a broad range of units to enable you to develop the knowledge and technical …
Horticulture, Landscaping & Sports Turf