Horticulture Training

Master key horticulture concepts—plant growth, reproduction, and nutrition—in this engaging online training for future plant experts.

Overview:

Horticulture is more than a green thumb—it’s a science with structure. This course provides an in-depth look at essential horticultural topics, covering everything from plant reproduction and propagation to development, protection, and nutrition. It begins with a solid introduction to the field before diving into the mechanics of how plants grow and how their environments affect them.

You’ll gain a firm understanding of soil and water dynamics, explore how nutrients contribute to plant health, and learn methods that support healthy development. Whether you're exploring horticulture out of curiosity or with career ambitions, this course offers a clear and enjoyable path to growing your knowledge—from seed to study, not shovel to soil.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand key principles of horticulture and plant biological systems.
• Explain plant reproduction methods and development stages effectively.
• Identify different techniques used in plant propagation processes.
• Recognise soil and water roles in horticultural success.
• Analyse plant nutrition and how nutrients affect overall growth.
• Evaluate methods used in maintaining plant health and protection.

Who is this Course For:

• Aspiring horticulturists looking to understand plant biology better.
• Garden enthusiasts wanting structured horticulture knowledge online.
• Teachers or educators expanding into plant science subjects.
• Beginners keen to build solid plant science foundations.
• Career changers exploring plant-focused professional directions.
• Nursery staff seeking to strengthen theoretical horticultural understanding.
• Anyone interested in soil, water, and plant nutrition relationships.
• Agricultural learners focusing on propagation and plant health principles.

Career Path:

• Horticultural Technician – £21,000 per year
• Botanical Research Assistant – £24,000 per year
• Nursery Supervisor – £23,500 per year
• Greenhouse Crop Manager – £28,000 per year
• Soil and Plant Scientist – £30,000 per year
• Plant Health Inspector – £32,500 per year