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Work with plants, on the land, in nature, or in conservation

Create your future in some of our most vital sectors with a TAFE SA primary industries and science qualification. Work in agriculture, horticulture, ecosystems and the environment, These are key industries that are leading the way in new technologies for the sustainable management of our environment. Be part of the exciting innovations that are leading the way in modern practices. Follow your passion and work in horticulture, conservation and natural resource management, and environmental consulting.

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Courses for International Students

Course NameIntake YearCRICOS CodeTAFE SA Code
Certificate III in Horticulture2026117361CTP01435
Certificate III in Conservation and Ecosystem Management2026118243ATP01447
Diploma of Conservation and Ecosystem Management2026104847KTP01201
Diploma of Landscape Design2026111779CTP01350

Daniel Perez

What our students say

"As an architect, I have always focused on buildings and structures, but I wanted to expand my perspective. Studying landscape design gave me the opportunity to integrate architecture with the surrounding environment in a more cohesive and sustainable way. My goal is to create projects that are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing and environmentally responsible.

What I enjoy most about this course is the opportunity to collaborate with people who share my passion for sustainability, plants, design and the environment. Being surrounded by like-minded individuals has made learning even more rewarding. It has helped me explore new design approaches and appreciate the importance of landscape integration in architecture.

Through this diploma, I hope to become a more effective communicator within this multidisciplinary industry. I want to return to my architectural design roots with a more holistic approach, fully considering the connection between a building and its surroundings. My goal is to collaborate with landscape design firms in both Mexico and Australia, combining my architectural knowledge with the principles of landscape design.

For anyone considering this course, I highly recommend it. It has expanded my skills, introduced me to inspiring people, and given me a fresh approach to design that I will carry forward in my career."

Daniel Ramírez Pérez
Landscape Design
Mexico

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