Horticulture & Environment
Can being the “outdoorsy type” count as a professional asset?
A career in horticulture and environment presents you with the rarely-offered chance to do what you love and love what you do. No matter which path you choose within the study area, “the daily grind” is a concept that may very well remain foreign to you.
In fact, you might find that the hardest part about a career in the industry is finding which niche perfectly suits you. And that’s only because the options are so varied - from landscaper to park ranger, plant grower to field researcher, environmental officer to vineyard manager.
Courses
Student Experiences
Danielle James
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management / Diploma of Sustainability
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Career Opportunities
- Arborist
- Conservation and Land Management Staff
- Golf Course Manager
- Development Specialist
- Environmental Consultant
- Environmental Officer
- Environmental Planner
- Environmental Research Assistant
- Florist
- Flower Grower
- Flower Production
- Garden Writer
- Gardener
- Golf Course Manager
- Horticultural Consultant
- Horticultural Sales Person
- Horticulture Teacher
- Landscape Contractor
- Landscape Designer
- Landscaper
- Nursery Wholesaler
- Operations Manager
- Parks and Gardens Manager
- Plant Propagator
- Production Nursery Manager
- Production Nursery Owner
- Production Nursery Staff
- Ranger
- Resource Manager
- Retail Nursery and Garden Centre Manager
- Retail Nursery Manager
- Retail Nursery Owner
- Retail Nursery Staff
- Tree Manager
- Turf Manager
- Vineyard Manager
Where can I go with my TAFE course?
Horticulture & Environment Careers and Employment report.
