FREE Garden Design Career Taster Days worth £25!

By Sab

Considering becoming a commercial garden designer? Garden Design School offers FREE Taster Days to those considering a career in garden design.

One of the UK’s foremost providers of specialist training in garden design – Garden Design School offers an intensive part-time diploma – a professional qualification which equips students with all of the practical, technical and commercial knowledge and skills needed to become a confident, practicing garden designer.

The diploma programme which runs annually for 9 months from September, is taught within the inspiring and stimulating surroundings of the Bristol Botanic Garden in Bristol and Painshill Park in Surrey.

This year, for the first time, Garden Design School is offering FREE Taster Days in June 2010 for people who love gardens, are looking for a new challenge and think that a career in garden design could be for them.

The Taster Days will allow prospective students to get a feel for the diploma course; experience a mini lecture on Garden Design by course principal Robin Templar Williams; meet the principals; talk to graduates and find out about their career successes since graduation and learn more about working in the exciting and profitable garden design industry.

There are four Taster Days dates to choose from:

• 30th June 2010 at the Bristol Botanic Garden
• 23rd June 2010 at Painshill Park, Surrey

Taster Day places are limited, so those interested are advised to contact Garden Design School now to book and avoid disappointment.

 

Garden Design School provides vocational training and development in garden design at the highest standard. Current UK training venues are The Botanic Garden in Bristol and Painshill Park in Surrey, and in the USA at Tower Hill Botanic Garden in Boylston, Massachusetts. Garden Design School can be found at

www.gardendesignschool.co.uk

and

www.gardendesignschool.com


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