This qualification equips beginners with essential skills for entry-level horticulture positions. Students learn about machinery operation, plant recognition, effective weed, pest, and disease management, tree and shrub planting, and soil testing.

Students also learn to work safely and sustainably in horticulture workplace settings.

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