Garden design horticulture courses

...Providing an introduction to garden design at a professional level, this popular course and has been written for those who wish to pursue a career in garden design... Learn about: Garden Design...

...Developed in consultation with employers in order to meet industry needs in Sussex, this course offers horticultural knowledge, design ability and business skills enabling you to become a professional garden designer... Learn about: Garden Design...

...The HNC covers the fundamentals of horticulture. You will learn both practical skills and develop your underpinning knowledge of plants and their cultivation. You will also be introduced to the different sectors of the industry including nursery production, maintenance of gardens and green-space... Learn about: Garden Maintenance, Garden Design, Nursery production...

... for local landscape developments and major horticultural shows. Your second year studies allow you... Learn about: Landscape Design...

...Suitable for: Students who would like to learn more about horticulture at an introductory level...

...This course is designed for the gardener or garden designer who would like to learn more about maintaining, restoring and recreating the period garden. Suitable for: Gardeners and garden designers who woould like to use this specialised course to build on their existing knowledge...

...This course provides vocationally based study to train first-line managers for the landscape and garden management industries where there is currently a shortage of suitable qualified staff...

...Designed for those with experience within the Landscaping Industry that require certification or for those progressing from the NQ Hard Landscaping: Construction Level 1 course...

... jointly by SRUC and The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE), this course is strongly focused on ‘plantsmanship’ — the area of horticulture that covers knowledge of the diversity of plants and their cultivation. It also provides a good understanding of other aspects of horticulture and plant science... Learn about: Botanic gardens, Ecology and Conservation, Managing Plant Collections...

...Provides a gentle introduction to horticulture for students who would like to know more about this area and are considering going on to further study. Suitable for: Amateur gardeners who would like to build their knowledge in a gentle, non-pressurised...

...The Foundation Degree in Horticulture is aimed at individuals interested in horticulture and landscape management.A variety of core and specialist modules are studied over the two years to improve industry, academic and research skills.This course provides direct progression opportunities...

...Designed for those with experience within the Landscaping Industry that require certification or for those progressing from the NQ Hard Landscaping: Construction Level 1 course...

...An ideal way to explore your drawing and design skills. Learn from experienced tutors and develop the ability not only to create beautiful gardens but also understand more about the soil and its effect on the design of a garden and in making the correct choice of plants...

... virtual learning environment. Additional Information: Modules may include guest speakers from the industry. Visits may include faciilities such as gardens...

... designer or new garden owner...

... for the keen gardener to develop skills in gardening and horticulture. BCA offers both the Certificate in Gardening and the Practical Certificate....

...BSc (Hons) Horticulture with ... UCAS Code D410 Art in the Environment - ART Conservation Management - CON Event Management - EVE Garden Design -...

...Develop your design skills and knowledge of plants to create exciting garden solutions...

... Certificates and a Practical - a Level 3 Certificate in Horticulture (Garden Design or Organic options) will take you into industry at a supervisory level... Learn about: Quality Training, Part Time...

...The course will consist of five modules from the City and Guilds in Gardening syllabus. These include: Trees, Shrubs and Hedges. Beds and Borders (Annuals, Biennials, Perennials and Bulbs). Plant Propagation. Garden Design. Vegetables and Salads...