Step outside and into a career in the arboriculture and horticulture industry with Interlink.
Horticulturalists use their botanical knowledge for the propagation, preservation and protection of plants. They design landscapes, manage soil and turf and control weed and pest infestations in the outdoor environment.
Arborists assess, maintain and care for trees. They propagate and plant, using their knowledge of tree species and the local environment, to identify which trees will thrive in the surroundings.
What does Interlink’s Arboriculture and Horticulture training include?
Interlink offers nationally accredited training in arboriculture and horticulture. Learn to identify tree and plant species, to work with and maintain equipment and to follow workplace health and safety procedures.
Interlink’s training options include:
Certificate III in Arboriculture (AHC30820)
Certificate III in Arboriculture covers both ground-based arboriculture and that carried out at heights. It includes workplace health and safety protocols, equipment use and maintenance across three specialist elective streams.
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Certificate II in Arboriculture (AHC20520)
Certificate II in Arboriculture is the entry level qualification that delivers the underpinning knowledge to work in the Arboriculture industry. Interlink’s training program delivers a strong focus on practical hands on training to ensure participants are positioned to excel within the industry.
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Certificate III in Horticulture (AHC30716)
Certificate III in Horticulture teaches you to identify plant species, to manage pests and diseases and control weeds. Learn about propagation, soil and plant nutrition, turf management, drainage and irrigation as well as garden landscaping.
Interlink’s arboriculture and horticulture certificates are held in our fully equipped training rooms and in outdoor environments to give you a balance between the theory and the practice needed to work in the industry. Some training and assessments can be completed on the job.
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