Still in Education?
No matter the stage of education you are in or about to move into, landscaping offers a wide range of learning options, from entry-level courses to specialist courses, as well as apprenticeships and work placements; take a look at the information below and learn more about the options available to you.
Secondary School
The end of school is in sight and maybe you’re wondering what am I going to do?
With so many options available it’s difficult to know where to begin. We are here to encourage you to consider a career in landscaping, the tabs below will hopefully answer questions about this exciting industry and get you started on your journey into the world of landscaping.
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APPRENTICESHIPS
Apprenticeships provide valuable hands-on experience and mentorship from experienced professionals
COLLEGE COURSES
Taking a college course to get some of the skills you might need for a specific landscaping job role

College Or Sixth Form
Are you coming to the end of your studies and wondering which career in landscaping is right for you?
Many colleges offer landscaping courses that provide comprehensive training in various aspects of the field. These courses cover topics such as horticulture, landscape design, plant identification, irrigation systems, and sustainable landscaping practices. Additionally, some colleges offer specialist courses that provide a direct route into the landscaping industry and allow students to attain recognised qualifications. These courses are designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue a successful career in landscaping.
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APPRENTICESHIPS
Apprenticeships provide valuable hands-on experience and mentorship from experienced professionals
SPECIALIST COURSES
Specialist courses offer a direct route into a specific industry in landscaping and allow you to attain a recognised qualification.
Thinking Of University
University landscaping courses offer a comprehensive understanding of landscape design, plant selection, horticulture, and environmental sustainability.
Students learn about various landscaping techniques, including garden design, urban planning, and ecological restoration.
The curriculum often includes hands-on experience and opportunities to work on real landscaping projects. Additionally, students gain knowledge about landscape maintenance, irrigation systems, and the use of technology in landscaping. Overall, university landscaping courses provide a solid foundation for those interested in pursuing a career in landscape architecture, horticulture, or environmental design.
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WORK PLACEMENTS
Landscaping work placements provide valuable hands-on experience for students looking to enter the landscaping industry
SPECIALIST COURSES
Specialist courses offer a direct route into a specific industry in landscaping and allow you to attain a recognised qualification.
Career Stories
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who work in the landscaping industry and entered through various ways