Sector-specific

Maintenance of green spaces, parks and gardens

Sector-specific 30 hours

Introduction

The course Maintenance of green spaces, parks and gardens offers you the chance to enter a booming sector, where demand for workers is constantly growing. In a context where caring for the environment As a priority, green spaces have become essential elements of urban wellbeing. Through this training, you will acquire the skills to manage and maintain green spaces, which are essential for improving the quality of life in cities. You will learn about the the gardening market in Spain, which will help you understand the current trends and future developments in the sector. This course is ideal for those seeking a career that makes a positive impact on sustainability and the beautification of the environment. On completion, you will be ready to contribute to the facility maintenance which promote biodiversity and social interaction, making you a highly valued professional in the field of gardening.

Objectives

  • Identify the current trends from the market on gardening in Spain.

  • Analyse the key components of the gardening and its impact.

  • Understanding the needs from the customer in the gardening sector.

  • Assess the importance of the sustainability in urban green spaces.

  • To get to know the basic regulations which govern the maintenance of parks.

  • Apply techniques planning guidelines for the design of energy-efficient gardens.

  • Develop skills for management from resources in gardens.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. THE GARDENING MARKET IN SPAIN

Analysis of the public landscaping sector
Types and classification of green spaces
Conservation and maintenance work on green spaces and urban trees
Machinery and equipment data sheets
GIS in the management of municipal green spaces
Sustainability criteria for the conservation of public green spaces. Efficient water use in parks and gardens
Criteria to be applied when designing and maintaining urban green spaces
The inventory
Job proposal
Relevant legislation

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