Landscape Design Training Programs
Train to be a professional landscape artist, learn about gardening, plants, horticulture, soils, fertilizers, and how to operate a landscaping business.
Landscape Design Courses
Job opportunities for landscape architects are expected to grow faster than average between now and 2014, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. More than half of landscape architects are employed by firms; 25 percent are hired by state and local governments, and the remaining 25 percent are self-employed. Average salaries are over $53,000, although no educational program can promise employment or a specific salary. Career training in the field is necessary for employment. Coursework typically required in these programs includes:
- Surveying
- Landscape design and construction
- Urban and regional planning
- History of landscape architecture
- Plant and soil science
- Geology
- Design studio
Landscape Design Career Training
Besides a formal education, most states require licensure or registration. To become licensed, designers must pass an exam, as well as have the appropriate career training and a few years' experience. To kickstart your landscape design career, consider beginning with a distance learning program. You'll pick up the basics without disrupting your life--and take your first steps towards a lucrative landscape design career.Get more information on Landscape Design today…
Advance your career with our affordable, self-paced, career-focused distance education programs.
- Online
- Landscaping Technology
- Floral Design
Earn your degree or diploma on your schedule and succeed at Ashworth College.
- Online
- Landscape Design
- Floral Design
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- Gardening and Landscaping
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