Landscape Installation Pathway Certificate

Program Code: 610012

Looking to enter the green industry? Get started with the Landscape Installation certificate. You’ll gain general knowledge of horticulture, woody plant identification, and landscape installation. Career opportunities include landscape technician, landscape maintenance, and grounds keeper. All eight credits of the certificate may be applied toward the Landscape Horticulture associate degree.

Follow Your Path

All credits from this certificate apply toward the following associate degree(s):

• Landscape Horticulture, 100014

Program Costs & Financial Aid

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What careers are in my future?

Employment Potential

A completer of this certificate will have the potential for employment in the following areas:

Technician

Landscape Maintenance

Groundskeeper

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How do I get started in this program?

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What will I learn?

Curriculum

Students following the study plan below will complete the Landscape Installation certificate in the number of semesters shown.

FIRST SEMESTER

10-001-110

Horticulture-Intro

10-001-110 HORTICULTURE-INTRODUCTION ...explore the horticulture industry, plant culture, identification, propagation, physiology, selected aspects of horticulture industry including fruits, vegetables, ornamentals, greenhouse systems, landscape techniques, home gardens, and turf.

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10-001-158

Plant-Woody Ornamental

10-001-158 PLANT-WOODY ORNAMENTAL ...physiology, culture, identification, and use of primarily temperate woody plant materials appropriate for landscapes in northeastern Wisconsin. (Corequisite: 10-001-110, Horticulture-Introduction)

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10-001-180

Landscape Installation Intro

Credit for Prior Learning Available »

10-001-180 LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION INTRODUCTION ...investigate techniques used in landscape construction practices. These include the use of specific landscape tools, plan implementation methods, preliminary site survey methods, proper planting, equipment operations & installations of basic landscape features.

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