City and Guilds Level 1 Certificate in Land-based Studies (Horticulture pathway)
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Department
Develop your practical horticulture skills and your natural affinity for
caring for and keeping plants healthy with this green-fingered course. Making the most of the wide variety of both ecological and managed
horticulture areas at Temple Newsam, you’ll develop your own personal
progression plan, as well as learning how to prepare soil, grow plants, and
understand key health and safety requirements.
Course Information
This one year full time course will allow learners to gain the skills and
knowledge to work with a variety of plants. This qualification will be taught at
Temple Newsam, a large country estate on the outskirts of Leeds. Within the
estate there is a wide variety of ecological and managed horticulture areas to
effectively develop learner skills. This is the perfect location to undertake
any horticulture qualification.
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Units / Modules
- Developing a personal progression plan
- Growing plants
- Caring for and keeping plants healthy
- Preparing soil for planting
Benefits / Skills
- Develop your practical horticulture skills
- Understand health and safety requirements working in this industry
Assessment Types
Entry Requirements
Career Progression
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More infoCourse Details
Duration
1 year
Study Type
Full time
Start Date
09/09/2024
Course Code
78884-01
Course Fee (16-18)
No fee
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Course Facts

Delivered at the Idyllic Temple Newsam Estate

Assessed by course work and practical assessment only

This course can lead to study at level 2
