EDUCATION

INVEST IN YOURSELF! 

There are many opportunities to upgrade your landscaping skills. There are different pathways:
 

Landscape Industry Certification - The Canadian Nursery Landscape Association (CNLA) Certification Committee has worked to align industry certification programs with national standards and give them more credibility both within and outside of our industry. For those working in the industry who want to validate their skills by becoming Landscape Industry Certified we can help make that happen. The CNLA Landscape Industry Certification Program has revamped the certification program, please see information below.
 

In 2008 the  Landscape Horticulture became the 50th Red Seal Trade across Canada. 

 Landscape horticulturists survey and assess landscape, draw sketches and interpret plans. They construct and maintain gardens, parks, golf courses and other landscape environments. In addition, they advise clients on issues related to horticulture and landscape construction. Landscape horticulturists also propagate, cultivate and study plants, and treat injured and diseased trees and plants.  For more information follow this  link ...  http://www.red-seal.ca/trades/l.1ndsc.1p.2-eng.html#wb-cont

November 2022:

Highland Landscapes for Lifestyle: Jillian Darroch

Acacia Grove Horticulture: Chad Merrett and Diana Davidson

Dalhousie University, Agriculture Campus: Tracey MacKenzie

Jeremy Parker Property Answers: Jeremy Parker

March 2022:

Wallace Landscapes Ltd.:  Liddy Wallace 

                                                      Kyle Wallace

Rhyno's Landscaping: Rhonda Melanson

INVEST IN YOURSELF!

If you have over 9,000 working hours or 6,000 working hours and your horticulture diploma, you can challenge the Red Seal exam and be on your way to being a Journeyperson!  

Apprenticeship Nova Scotia is here to help financially.