If you would love to have a career where you can design, create and build beautiful outdoor spaces; this qualification is for you!
You'll gain the practical skills and knowledge to design garden landscapes or renovate existing gardens, and learn how to select materials and plants for landscape projects and set out landscaping for a range of sites using stone, brick, block and timber structures. You'll also gain an understanding of environmental and sustainability considerations for landscaping.
What a great way to start a great career!
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Get creative in green
This qualification will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge to design garden landscapes or renovate existing gardens. It will also further develop skills gained in AHC21616 Certificate II in Landscaping or AHC21621 Certificate II in Horticulture.
The Certificate III in Landscape Construction is an apprenticeship; please see the Apprenticeships section for more information.
This qualification provides the practical skills and knowledge to construct, renovate and maintain garden landscapes.
Training is provided in the areas of hard landscaping, irrigation, plant knowledge, soil nutrition, turf maintenance, landscape machinery use and horticultural safety, building on the skills gained in the Certificate II in Landscaping.
Please note: Landscaping involves physical labour and students will be required to demonstrate a reasonable level of fitness and mobility.
90% of surveyed students were highly satisfied with this course.
You will gain the practical skills and knowledge to design or renovate and maintain existing garden landscapes. You will learn how to select materials and plants for landscape projects and set out landscaping for a range of sites using stone, brick, block and timber structures. Training is provided in the areas of hard landscaping, irrigation, plant knowledge, soil nutrition, turf maintenance, landscape machinery use and horticultural safety. You will also gain an understanding of environmental and sustainability considerations for landscaping.
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