Landscaping Courses Australia wins Australian Council for Private Education and Training Accreditation

Leading online Landscaping educational resource Landscaping Resource Australia is now formally accredited by the Australian Council for Private Education and Training Accreditation (ACPET). This shows the great degree of the relevance of the course material to the Australian job market, as well as the course's thoroughness in elucidating the course material.

The Australian Council for Private Education and Training Accreditation (ACPET), an important sign of the curriculum’s academic rigor and thoroughness formally recognizes Landscaping Courses Australia.

The course, which not only covers landscaping, but many aspects of landscape architecture courses, is a quick and easy to develop proficiency in the field.

Other offerings under the course include a landscape construction and design course.

An organic horticulture course is also offered by Landscapingcourses.com.au, all conveniently offered on the website to make it easy for anyone to access instant education, no matter where they are.

The course is live and accessible online, around the clock for a period of 6 months. However, it is designed to be learned quickly and effortlessly, and should not take participants more than a total of one hundred hours to finish. These hours are scheduled through course units that take between ten to twelve hours.

There are ten units of study, which are designed to cover all aspects, including theory and practical consideration of Landscaping.

Tools and Machinery deals with working with machines, including their requirements, maintenance and handling. Landscape Plans and Setting Out a Construction Site comprises of working with techniques such as Triangulation and Contouring. Drainage in Landscape Construction provides an elementary understanding of the relationship between soil, water and drainage, and the impact it has on soil fertility.

Earthworks dealing with leveling of the landscape, the machinery required (including dozers), and the management of soil after undertaking earthwork operations.

Construction of Garden Structures is divided into two parts. The first deals with establishing gardens in a variety of locations, such as gazebos and verandahs, and the requirements for each of them (including wood and soil). The second part is dedicated to composting, establishing decks, other water and rock features (such as ponds and rockeries), as well as the basics of lighting. Surfaces, Paths, Paving and Turf informs landscaping aspirants about the technical requirements for different kinds of surfaces, and the technology required in each.

Construction of Garden Structures is divided into two parts. The first deals with establishing gardens in a variety of locations, such as gazebos and verandahs, and the requirements for each of them (including wood, soil etc).

The second part is dedicated to composting, establishing decks, other water and rock features (such as ponds and rockeries), as well as the basics of lighting.

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