
The Certificate III in Horticulture at TAFE NSW will equip you with the practical skills and knowledge you need to work as a gardener, horticulturalist or landscaper in the diverse global horticulture industry.
You will develop a broad range of horticultural skills and build your expertise in areas including arboriculture, chemical use, industry work practices, irrigation and water, plants, soils, and pest management.
Learn to create and nurture different types of green environments that are both beautiful and functional. As a TAFE NSW student, you will learn in industry-standard facilities including greenhouses and shadehouses, and have access to industry-standard machinery, tools, materials and growing media.
**This qualification is superseded. You can still enrol in this course, and you will be contacted if you need to transition into the next version when it is available**
Through theory and practical course work you will learn to:
TAFE NSW is known for delivering theory along with practical learning. You will strengthen your skills in horticulture, including:
Stand out in a global job market by developing a range of key soft skills that equip you with the confidence to work in a variety of horticulture settings:
High-tech agricultural production is changing the skills needed in the horticulture production industry with vertical farming, soilless-farming (using aeroponic or hydroponic systems) and drones increasingly used in large-scale operations.
At TAFE NSW each course has entry requirements. These help us to make sure that your course choice is right for you and help determine your suitability for a course. We want you to be confident in your decision and successful in your studies.
As an international student, you can choose from a range of different courses, offered at various locations. Experience vibrant spaces, libraries, cafes and gyms, as well as places to make friends and socialise with other students.
Additional costs for uniforms, equipment, textbooks and materials (if applicable) range from $300 - $1,000 AUD per course.
At the start of your course, you will receive your timetable. You will need to study all core units and a range of additional units.
Packaging Rules Total number of units - 16 Core Units = 5 Elective Units = 11 Core Units
AHCWHS301 Contribute to work health and safety processes AHCPCM302 Provide information on plants and their culture AHCPMG301 Control weeds AHCPMG302 Control plant pests, diseases and disorders AHCSOL303 Implement soil improvements for garden and turf areas
Core units are the required units that you must complete.
At TAFE NSW, you can develop your skills or build your expertise by studying a single course. You can also continue your studies with one of the following pathway options:
Enrol in a range of TAFE NSW courses designed to help you kick-start your career and education goals. You can apply for a Student Visa that will cover the duration of your study.
From certificates to diplomas, to a TAFE NSW degree, continue your studies with us to help build your success. You can apply for a Student Visa that will cover the duration of your study.
TAFE NSW has partnerships with a number of Australian universities. These universities offer guaranteed entry and credit transfer to eligible students. How much credit you are eligible for varies depending on the course and university you choose. You can apply for a Student Visa that will cover the duration of your study.
You may gain entry to another university using your TAFE NSW qualifications. Acceptance and the amount of credit transfer may vary depending on the university and course studies. Check your credit eligibility.
Build your expertise with a TAFE NSW Horticulture study pathway and advance your existing knowledge with the:
TAFE NSW offers you a range of study environments to enhance your learning, such as:
Student facilities, amenities and support services include:
If you have more questions about your course choice or study plans contact us today.
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