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30 Sep 2011 | by Jack Shamash

From short courses for craft skills to apprenticeships and even PhDs, arboriculture training providers offer plenty of options, Jack Shamash finds.

Tailor-made training for garden retail

25 Feb 2011 | by Gavin McEwan

More industry-focused approaches to education are coming on stream for garden retail, Gavin McEwan finds.

Interview - Carlos Magdalena, Tropical senior horticulturist, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

17 Dec 2010 | by Gemma Mackenzie

Following on from his success in propagating the world's smallest water lily - Nymphaea thermarum - Carlos Magdalena is determined to save as many plant species from extinction as he can.

Moulton College - Striving for research excellence

29 Oct 2010 | by Gavin McEwan

Can Moulton College make a name for itself as a research body? Gavin McEwan reports.

Comprehensive Spending Review Analysis - how will horticulture fare?

29 Oct 2010

Industry specialists give us their reactions to the spending review and assess the implications for horticulture - sector by sector.

CSR analysis - Education

29 Oct 2010

Concerns for new entrants

Interview - Ken Turner, retired nurseryman and education and training consultant

10 Sep 2010 | by Jack Sidders

Many an industry stalwart owes a debt to Ken Turner. Through decades of work shaping horticultural training and education, the former Coblands director has moulded hundreds of our leading figures.

A career in horticulture just got hip with youth

20 Aug 2010 | by Jez Abbott

The RHS, which earlier this summer called for gardening to be high on the education agenda, has found several captive audiences. Not only is the Government paying attention, but also sitting up and listening are the very people it is desperate to coax into horticulture.

Crunch time and the best way to handle it

30 Jul 2010 | by Leslie Kossoff

Now is the time to consider what your organisation should do ahead of major Government spending cuts, Leslie Kossoff advises.

Arboricultural apprenticeships: Learning and earning

02 Jul 2010 | by Gavin McEwan

New apprenticeships in arboriculture stand to benefit employers and workers alike, Gavin McEwan explains.

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