Agriculture & Horticulture Courses

Agriculture

The agriculture industry offers a range of hands-on job opportunities in the great outdoors. Whether you want to be a farm hand, park ranger, station manager, or natural resource manager, we have a course that will give you the skills you need to launch your agricultural career.

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Career outcomes

Agronomist
Farm hand
Station manager
Natural resource manager

Horticulture

The horticultural sector includes everything from plant care to landscape management. Studying horticulture can set you on the path to becoming a greenskeeper, arborist, or landscaper, as well as opening up a range of generalist horticulture roles in nurseries, parks, and gardens.

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Career Outcomes

Greenskeeper
Landscaper
Nursery worker
Park ranger

Industry-standard training facilities

Agricultural technology facilities

Agricultural mechanical technology students in Warwick and Kingaroy have access to industry-standard classrooms and workshops. Our students in Warwick also have access to specialist resources including a John Deere 7230R Row-Crop Tractor and a 5085E Utility Tractor.

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Industry-standard facilities

Our industry-standard classrooms and workshops across the state feature resources including chassis and engine dynamometers, engine diagnostic equipment, electrical test benches, vehicle hoists, as well as hydraulics and pneumatics labs and workshops.

Study horticulture at TAFE Queensland

The horticultural sector includes everything from plant care to landscape management. Our practical courses covering planting, propagating, irrigating, pruning, processing, and fertilising will get you job ready sooner. Practice your horticulture skills in our large grounds that include sprawling lawns, gardens, nurseries, and reclaimed forest parks.

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News and events

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Sunshine Coast

A career in full bloom

Twenty-seven acres of floral mastery, over 150,000 visitors, and more than 17,500 cups of tea – the next Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Flower Show may still be two months away, but the event’s deputy operations manager Cody Gibson has his work cut out for him, already working hard to make it a success.