Applicants should:

• Have an interest in horticulture and outdoor environments;
• Demonstrate an ability to participate in practical learning activities;
• Meet ICA English language requirements where applicable.

Additional requirements may apply.

• Introduction to Horticulture
  Develop an understanding of the horticulture industry, career pathways, and foundational horticultural concepts.
• Plant Science Fundamentals
  Learn basic plant biology, growth cycles, plant structure, and environmental factors affecting plant health.
• Soil and Growing Media
  Explore soil properties, nutrients, soil preparation, and sustainable management techniques.
• Plant Propagation Techniques
  Develop practical skills in seed propagation, cuttings, grafting, and nursery practices.
• Crop and Plant Management
  Learn methods for planting, pruning, maintenance, pest management, and harvesting practices.
• Sustainable Horticulture Practices
  Examine environmentally responsible growing systems and sustainable approaches to horticulture.
• Pest, Disease and Weed Management
  Identify common horticultural issues and explore prevention and control methods.
• Tools, Equipment and Safety
  Develop skills in safe handling and use of horticultural tools and workplace equipment.
• Workplace Communication and Professional Practice
  Build teamwork, communication, and employability skills relevant to horticultural environments.