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Diploma in Horticulture
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A Diploma in Horticulture is a specialized program focused on providing students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills related to the cultivation, management, and study of plants, especially those used for ornamental, medicinal, culinary, or industrial purposes. This diploma program typically covers various aspects of horticulture, including plant propagation, cultivation techniques, pest and disease management, soil science, and landscaping.
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- Course Level: Diploma program.
- Courses under this diploma:
- Principles of Horticulture
- Plant Propagation Techniques
- Soil Science and Fertilizer Management
- Pest and Disease Management in Horticultural Crops
- Fruit and Vegetable Production
- Greenhouse Management
- Landscape Design and Maintenance
- Duration: Typically ranges from one to two years, depending on the institution and program structure.
- Mode: Offered as full-time residential programs, but some institutions may offer part-time or distance learning options.
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Minimum educational qualification (usually high school diploma or equivalent).
- Some programs may have specific prerequisites related to science or agriculture.
- Admission Process:
- Application submission including educational transcripts and possibly other documents.
- Some institutions may require an entrance exam or interview.
- Admission may also depend on the availability of seats in the program.
- Areas of Employment:
- Horticultural Technician
- Nursery Manager
- Landscape Designer
- Crop Consultant
- Research Assistant in Horticulture
- Parks and Gardens Supervisor
- Greenhouse Manager
- Urban Agriculture Specialist
- Principles of Horticulture
- Plant Propagation Techniques
- Soil Science and Fertilizer Management
- Pest and Disease Management in Horticultural Crops
- Fruit and Vegetable Production
- Greenhouse Management
- Landscape Design and Maintenance
- Minimum educational qualification (usually high school diploma or equivalent).
- Some programs may have specific prerequisites related to science or agriculture.
- Application submission including educational transcripts and possibly other documents.
- Some institutions may require an entrance exam or interview.
- Admission may also depend on the availability of seats in the program.
- Horticultural Technician
- Nursery Manager
- Landscape Designer
- Crop Consultant
- Research Assistant in Horticulture
- Parks and Gardens Supervisor
- Greenhouse Manager
- Urban Agriculture Specialist
