AHC20422
Cultivating growth and nourishing life; horticulture in full bloom down under.
Horticulture plays a crucial role in Australia’s agriculture and economy. It encompasses the cultivation of fruits, vegetables, nuts and ornamental plants. Australia’s diverse climate and vast land provide ideal conditions for a wide range of horticultural activities.
The AHC20422 Certificate II in Horticulture will deliver entry-level practical skills and knowledge in understanding and caring for a variety of plants, trees and shrubs, the characteristics of different types of flora and how to recognise and treat plant pests and diseases.
This certificate reflects the role of new horticultural workers or nursery assistants. Workers will undertake routine tasks under supervision.
Your training will focus on:
AST auspices this qualification to secondary schools so their teachers can deliver it to secondary school students as part of their VET studies.
Occupational titles may include:
Assessment may consist of
Evidence may be
All students will engage in a language, literacy, numeracy and digital literacy (LLND) activity to evaluate potential support requirements.
The AHC20422 Certificate II in Horticulture consists of 15 units:
Elective units will vary depending on consultation with industry.
Core units include:
AHCMOM203 | Operate basic machinery and equipment |
AHCPCM204 | Recognise plants |
AHCPGD207 | Plant trees and shrubs |
AHCPMG201 | Treat weeds |
AHCPMG202 | Treat plant pests, diseases and disorders |
AHCSOL203 | Assist with soil or growing media sampling and testing |
AHCWHS202 | Participate in workplace health and safety processes |
AHCWRK211 | Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices |
This qualification is offered to secondary schools on a fee-for-service basis, where a fee is charged for each individual student’s enrolment.
Please contact us for the current year’s auspicing fees.
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