Spring into action and empower your journey in gardening
It’s time to launch your career in cultivating nature’s beauty!
Beyond simply sowing seeds, a profession in gardening fosters a life filled with the beauty and abundance of nature. Engage in the process of growth, acquire practical skills through hands-on experience, and witness the enchantment of turning barren spaces into flourishing ecosystems. This journey revolves around nurturing your potential and enjoying the benefits of a life connected to the earth.
Here are a few opportunities to kick start your professional gardening journey.
- Register for in-person workshops to empower yourself with gardening knowledge
- Take the initiative to apply for jobs in the garden and begin from the ground up
- Join the trade show to build your network in the gardening industry
- Set a career goal by targeting specific gardening positions
- Empower yourself with gardening knowledge
Gardeners shoulder diverse responsibilities, including planting, weeding, watering, fertilizing, pruning, raking, mowing, caring for flower beds, maintaining tools, soil management, pest control and crafting garden designs. So you’d better sit down and immerse yourself in an in-person workshop.
Here is an opportunity: The Regina Horticultural Association (RHS) is going to host this year’s SHA Spring Workshop on April 6 at Luther College, Regina, SK. You will have chances to learn from Saskatchewan gardening experts. There are nine sessions in three-time slots; you need to pick your first and second choice of session and then go to the Workshop Registration Form to complete the form.
The morning begins in the Luther College auditorium with a welcome to attendees and Spring is Coming, session with Jackie Bantle. To learn more about the expert presenters, go to Speaker Bios .
- Take the initiative to apply for positions in the garden
Recently \the Botanic Garden of the University of Alberta is hiring full-time and part-time for seasonal demand. They are looking for two Guest Experience Representatives, two Gardeners and one Infrastructure Technologist. No mandatory request on the related diplomas but you have to be experienced in the related field. The wage is starting from $16 per hour. Can be increased to $24.
If you are ready to cultivate a summer of adventure while surrounded by the beauty of nature, and you are enthusiastic, friendly individuals with a passion for plants and nature, feel free to join the dynamic summer teams.
To learn more information, please click here.
- Join the trade show to build your network in the gardening industry
The Winnipeg Home + Garden Show is a vibrant marketplace where you can shop for home-related products and services, experience stunning displays to help inspire your next home project, connect with industry experts, and enjoy informative presentations from renowned local and international home professionals.
The conference would offer a large number of invited lectures from renowned speakers all over the country, which can help you build great network. With 200+ booths to explore and several unique feature displays to enjoy, this is a valuable event for all Winnipeg homeowners.
- Set a career goal by targeting specific gardening positions
Botanical gardens, landscape design firms focused on sustainable projects, and private estates seek qualified horticultural talent, as this sector contributes over $1.4 billion yearly to Canada’s economy. Horticultural talent is also valuable to the farming industry, with many jobs available on Jooble.
