Work-Based Horticulture

City & Guilds Diploma , Level 3
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What Our Students Say

“I decided to study at Leeds City College because I liked the equipment and the rooms that they had, and I liked how it was a whole new space – it had only recently been built so everything was brand spanking new and it looked really clean and really nice.”

Rachel

“Before I came to Leeds City College, I was in school, I was in such a bad way at school, skiving lessons all the time, teachers always on my case, getting kicked out numerous times almost. So I applied for here just hoping to get on a course, I got accepted – it was entry Level 3. Dave was my tutor and I couldn’t have asked for anyone better as a tutor, because he just helped me. He helped me with every regard, with Maths and English, workshop work, the theory side of the workshop work – telling me how everything is and showing me what’s what.”

Harrison

“The decision that made me pick between here and other places was when I came to the open day everyone was just really friendly and open, and it just felt like a really welcoming environment to be in.”

Charli

Did you know!

  • Delivered at Temple Newsam
  • 1 day per week
  • This course is for 19+ learners only

Course Information

Introduction

This qualification is for learner that want a career in horticulture. The course allows learner to learn, develop and practise the skills required for employment and/or career progression in the horticulture sector.

Overview

This consists of learners completing 3 modules over the course of the year.

Who is this course for?

This course is for 19+ learners that want to study alongside working full time.

Course units/modules

Modules can include:

  • Plan and maintain planted areas
  • Prepare sites for landscape works
  • Provide nutrients to plants or crops
  • Monitor the development of crops or plants
  • Plan and collect propagation materials

Benefits and skills

This course will give you theoretical knowledge and practical skills to work in the horticulture sector.

Entry requirements

Successful completion of a level 2 in horticulture is an advantage but not essential.

Assessment types

Learners will complete a portfolio of evidence over the course of the year.

Course details

Duration: 1 year
Start Date: 09/2025
Study Type: Full time
Course Code: 89359-01

Employment Statistics

  • Managers and proprietors in agriculture and horticulture

    Average Salary
    £37,960
  • Horticultural trades

    Average Salary
    £24,440
  • Metal working production and maintenance fitters

    Average Salary
    £36,400

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