Horticulture Courses

...You are unemployed and in receipt of Jobseekers Allowance (contribution-based) You are in receipt of, or are an un-waged dependent of someone currently... Learn about: Farm Machinery...

... options on offer include: Art, Care, Catering, Construction, Floristry, Horticulture, Retail, In house Cafe, Sports Studies, Technical Skills and Woodwork...

...The RHS Level 3 qualifications are highly respected within the industry and the academic world. This qualification can provide a route into the horticultural profession. An Ideal qualification to support career development, such as supervisory or management roles. The course is delivered at... Learn about: Construction Training...

... and managing your own resources. This course is available at Elmwood in East Fife, and Oatridge in West Lothian — each campus offers specific additional units. The course is designed to give you the knowledge and skills you need to become a technician or take on a supervisory role in the horticulture sector... Learn about: Safety and security, Crops and plants, Programme work...

... who are self-employed or are working in gardens or with landscape contractors. The course is taught by horticultural and design experts, using the excellent... Learn about: Garden Design, Quality Training...

...Soil pH and soil assessment Choosing plants for year round colour Plant groupings and plant characteristics Aftercare and maintenance Completed garden... Learn about: Designing Beds, Soil pH, Designing Borders...

... at local and national shows. Tips on what the Royal Horticultural Society look for when judging certain categories. Date Friday 26/03/10 Duration 1 morning... Learn about: Part Time, Plant propagation...

... agriculture, horticulture, conservation, animal care and more. The course at SRUC Barony Campus includes tree/plant identification, fencing, tractor work, rural... Learn about: Skills and Training, Tractor work, Plant identification...

... of different careers from Neurosurgery, Dentistry, Veterinary Science and Medicine to Forestry, Environmental Studies, Food Science, Sport Science, Horticulture... Learn about: Animal Behaviour, Plant Science, Animal Physiology...

...the course covers: Watering and Feeding plants baskets and containers Feeding of garden plants Weed identification and control Pinching, trimming and deadheading... Learn about: Summer garden, Control trimming, Control Pinching...

...· This City and Guilds course is very broad reaching for amateur gardeners with a range of units including organic gardening, sites, soils & cultivation... Learn about: Part Time, Plant propagation...

...This syllabus has been developed for candidates who wish to study Biology beyond GCSE level, probably with the aim of progressing to Higher Education... Learn about: Cellular Biology, Plant Biology, Plant Science...

...are LSC funded full qualifications. LSC funded full qualifications have no tuition and exam/registration fees payable for 16-18 year old students... Learn about: Construction Training, Full Time, Farm Machinery...

...This entry level course provides a basic understanding of recognising various types of plants, how to care for them, how to handle horticulture tools and also how to maintain fences and garden furniture... Learn about: Controlling weeds, Filling plant containers, Public Transport...

... subject. You can choose to pursue research from five areas of expertise: • Agricultural Economics • Agricultural Science • Forest Science • Resource Economics • Sustainable Horticulture As a Master of Philosophy (Agriculture) candidate, you will be joining a highly interdisciplinary faculty where you... Learn about: IT Development, Full Time, Agricultural Economics...

...Learn the principles and elements of design that are needed for all flower arranging. A great course for those who are new to designing with flowers... Learn about: Design techniques, Colour therapy, Flower Arranging...

... is all about including: agriculture, environment, horticulture, landscaping, equine and engineering. The course comprises essential skills subjects such as: communications... Learn about: Agriculture Development, Agriculture Management, Agriculture Marketing...

...interest in social and economic implications of modern biological advances as well as a desire to learn more about themselves and the organisms around... Learn about: Plant Biology, Cellular Biology, Cell Biology...

...will break to allow you to go for lunch. Immerse yourself in a full day workshop with John Paul creating a contemporary construction for a table centre... Learn about: Colour therapy, Art design, Flower Arranging...

...A fun course for those who want to create flowers to decorate their home. Each week you’ll create a new arrangement under John Paul’s guidance... Learn about: Design techniques, Art design, Flower Arranging...