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Job / Qualification |
Possible
job/career expectations
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Nursery Assistant Certificate
I in Horticulture |
Nursery
assistant jobs are usually the beginning of a career in the nursery
industry. Work undertaken usually involves working under direct supervision
and can include: plant care and general nursery and propagation assistance.
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Nursery hand Certificate
II in Horticulture |
The
nursery hand is likely to be involved in a wide range of nursery tasks
under limited supervision. Tasks could include:plant maintenance including
treating weeds, pests and diseases; machinery and equipment operation.
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Nursery Tradesperson Certificate
III in Horticulture |
Work
undertaken as a nursery tradesperson may include:receiving and dispatching
plants; providing information; selling products and services; controlling
weeds, pests and diseases .
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Nursery Supervisor Certificate
IV in Horticulture |
The
nursery supervisor is responsible for a number of workers and nursery
activities including:staff supervision and training; overseeing sales;
coordinating production; product promotion; managing budgets.
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Nursery Manager Diploma
in Horticulture |
The
nursery manager is likely to have significant responsibilities in managing
a nursery operation including:Business administration; planning for
production and plant sales programs; monitoring budgets and financial
reports; staff management.
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Nursery Business Manager Advanced
Diploma in Horticulture |
The
nursery business manager has the primary responsibility to ensure that
the nursery enterprise is successfully managed. Responsibilities may
include:business planning, managing people, physical resources and business
capital; marketing and promotion.
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