AHC20416 Certificate II in Horticulture

Is This Course Right For You?

The Certificate II in Horticulture will teach you the fundamentals of planting, potting and maintaining trees, shrubs and plants, how to recognize plants, prepare plant specimens and provide information on products and services, along with how to treat weeds, pests and diseases.

This Certificate is delivered by industry experts and will give you the fundamental horticulture skills you’ll need to succeed in the industry.

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Course Length
12 months full-time | 24 months part-time.

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Course Delivery
Work placement, Workshops and Online.

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Course Funding Options

In Queensland, subject to eligibility criteria, funding is available through the Queensland Government to support completing this qualification by the following programs:

> Queensland User Choice Program

Student co-contribution fees apply. School-based trainees are exempt from paying student contribution fees under the User Choice program whilst at school.

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Careers

This course will qualify you to work in various horticulture roles.

Possible job titles include:

  • Horticultural Worker or Assistant
  • Gardening Assistant
  • Nursery Labourer

No occupational licensing certification or specific legislative requirements apply to this qualification at the time of publication.

Requirements

Students must meet the eligibility requirements for an Australian Government Australian Apprenticeship and funded training through Queensland User Choice program; be employed or hosted with an appropriately resourced business workplace and be signed into a valid and registered contract.

Before enrolling, your proficiency in language, literacy and numeracy will be assessed to determine what level of support you may need to assist you through your study program.

Students require access to a computer with an internet connection.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Both formal and informal skills, knowledge and experience may be recognised as prior learning and could help you avoid training in areas you are already competent.

The RPL pathway is available to any learner who can provide evidence of competency for the units offered within the qualification. See the RPL Guide (FAQs) for more information on this process and how to apply.

Course Units

15 units must be completed:

5 core units
10 elective units * Electives subject to change.

Core Units

  • AHCWHS201Participate in work health and safety processes
  • AHCPCM201Recognise plants
  • AHCPMG201Treat weeds
  • AHCPMG202Treat plant pests, diseases and disorders
  • AHCSOL202Assist with soil or growing media sampling and testing

Elective Units

  • AHCCHM201Apply chemicals under supervision
  • AHCNSY201Pot up plants
  • AHCWRK205Participate in workplace communications
  • AHCMOM203Operate basic machinery and equipment
  • AHCNSY203Undertake propagation activities
  • AHCNSY202Care for nursery plants
  • AHCPGD201Plant trees and shrubs
  • AHCPGD203Prune shrubs and small trees
  • AHCWRK204Work effectively in the industry
  • AHCWRK209Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices

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