Certificate III in Horticulture

The Horticulture industry is a land of opportunity for individuals to build their career in a exciting industry. .
 

In Recent years the Australian Horticulture industry is experiencing an acute shortage of qualified Horticultural Individuals who can work in; nursery’s, fruit and vegetable production farms, parks and gardens, local councils, state or federal government.  If you are interested in working with people and plants then the nursery industry has many exciting opportunities for you.

There are several types of nurseries, mainly wholesale nurseries involved in propagating and supplying plants to retail nurseries, plant garden centers, landscape companies and supermarkets. You will find that most of the wholesale nurseries are often large employing ten to hundred personnel and are generally located on the outskirts of major cities. . Nurseries can also be found in some municipal councils, government departments, landscape companies and “greening” or re vegetation organizations. Wholesale nurseries propagate plants for local landscape and country re vegetation projects. Other businesses associated to the nursery industry include rental indoor plants, land maintenance companies and garden input suppliers.

The carefully selected AAIC Horticulture trainers come from a wide range of Horticultural areas and are keen to pass on their knowledge.  I am passionate about Horticulture dedicated to teaching students and making sure that students who graduate from AAIC are job ready.

If you would like to further talk, please don’t hesitate to contact me on the email or contact me through the reception desk. I look forward to your correspondence and seeing you on campus

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