This apprenticeship program is designed to provide individuals working in the industry, who want to pursue a career in horticulture, with theoretical principles and practical trade skills developed by industry to become a recognized horticultural technician. The program fulfills the on-the-job and in-school requirements of Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development and the Ontario College of Trades (OCOT), and supports apprentices in completing their Red Seal Certificate of Qualification exam to become a Landscape Horticulturist.<br><br>Applicants to the Horticulture College Certificate program must:<br><br> be currently employed in the trade<br> be formally registered as apprentices with the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development<br> have a valid Offer of Classroom Training from the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development that includes a Ministry Client ID and approved Class Number <br><br>Eligibility is determined by the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development.<br><br>If you are considering a future as a Horticultural Technician, you may work with green infrastructure on private, commercial or government properties. Opportunities exist in all parts of the industry from production and maintenance to landscape installation, retail and supply firms. Graduates may also become self-employed.