School gardens for future citizens
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Professional Training
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4 weeks
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Online
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Self-Paced Online
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Beginner level
Growing a Living Willow Garden Structure
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Professional Training
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4 weeks
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From 31 GBP
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Liverpool
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Classroom
Herbs, Herbalists, Physic and Botanic Gardens
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Professional Training
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11 weeks
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From 55 GBP
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Ely
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Classroom
Maintaining a Living Willow Garden Structure
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Professional Training
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Ormskirk
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Classroom
English Gardens through the Ages
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Professional Training
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6 weeks
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From 52 GBP
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Henley-on-Thames
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Classroom
RHS Theory Level 2 Certificate
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Vocational & College Courses
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30 weeks
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From 600 GBP
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Shipley
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Classroom
Day School: Garden Structures - Obelisk
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Professional Training
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From 29 GBP
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Maldon
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Classroom
Garden Design and Starting your Own Business QLS Level 3
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Professional Training
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From 679 GBP
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Online
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Self-Paced Online
Day School: A Brief History of the English Garden
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Professional Training
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From 28 GBP
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Milton Keynes
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Classroom
Origins & Development of the English Garden in the 18th Century
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Professional Training
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12 weeks
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From 83 GBP
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Harpenden
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Classroom
Grow your own mushrooms
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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0.5 days
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From 45 GBP
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Brighton
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Classroom
Vine Nutrition WineSkills Scheduled vineyard workshop
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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From 145 GBP
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Online
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Self-Paced Online
Hard Landscaping Level 2
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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From 0 GBP
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Lewes
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Classroom
Allotment Management QLS Level 3
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Professional Training
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From 449 GBP
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Online
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Self-Paced Online
Strimmer/Brush Cutter Training
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Professional Training
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From 200 GBP
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Shipley
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Classroom
Frequently asked questions
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How can I start a gardening business?
To start a gardening business in the UK, you will need to register your business with HMRC, obtain insurance, and purchase necessary equipment. You may also need to obtain a waste carriers license if you will be disposing of garden waste for your clients.
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What qualifications do I need for gardening?
You don't need any formal qualifications to become a gardener, but some employers may prefer candidates with a horticulture or gardening qualification. Relevant qualifications include RHS Level 2 Certificate in Practical Horticulture and Level 3 Diploma in Horticulture.
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How long does it take to qualify as a gardener?
The time it takes to qualify as a gardener depends on which qualification you choose. RHS Level 2 Certificate in Practical Horticulture can take up to 9 months, while a Level 3 Diploma in Horticulture can take up to 2 years. However, many gardeners gain experience on the job and do not have formal qualifications.
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What equipment do I need for a gardening class?
You will need basic equipment such as gardening gloves, trowel, pruning shears, watering can, and a rake. You may also need specialty equipment depending on the type of gardening class you are teaching, such as seed trays or potting soil.
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How much can I earn as a gardener?
The amount you can make as a gardener depends on your experience, the type of gardening work, and the location. According to Payscale, the average hourly rate for a gardener in the UK is £9.85, but experienced gardeners can earn up to £16 per hour. Starting your own gardening business can potentially earn you more, depending on your client base and rates.
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