TAFE NSW
2-3 years
Gain the skills to become a landscaper and build natural landscapes, structures, and irrigation and drainage systems. Develop specialist skills through practical on-site experience.
This course requires evidence of previous experience or study before you can enrol. You'll need a general construction induction card (white card) and your own Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including steel-capped footwear, appropriate clothing, and safety gear. Good problem-solving, communication, and math skills are also recommended.
The course covers a range of practical skills in landscape construction, including building features using stone, concrete, and timber, constructing brick and block structures, installing drainage systems, implementing soil improvements, and providing information on plants and their care.
TAFE NSW is a leading provider of vocational education and training, with a strong reputation for delivering industry-relevant courses. This Certificate III in Landscape Construction is a nationally recognised qualification that will give you the practical skills and knowledge to start a career as a landscaper.
After completing this course, you'll be qualified to work as a landscaper or landscape gardener, constructing and maintaining natural landscapes, structures, and irrigation systems. The skills you develop will be in high demand as the landscaping industry continues to grow.
