Should all Horticulturalists be qualified? College Project

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Should all horticulturalists be qualified?

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Hi all, as part of my college coursework I have to investigate a topic and I have chosen "Should all horticulturalists be qualified prior to employment and would a trade body help" I am looking for opinions at this stage. Thanks for reading I hope to hear back from some of you.

Sam.

Bert · Accepted Answer

When you say "qualified," do you mean A) They should know what they're doing or B) They must pass an examination and be certified by either 1) Your proposed trade body or 2) Some government agency

Billy · Answer

or C) They are enrolled in an horticultural apprenticeship program, and  learn while doing.

Bert · Answer

In news:         program being operated by whom?  Of course, this ignores the stated requirement of being "qualified" which then cycles back to my original question.

David Hare-Scott · Answer

The question is too vague. You can get any answer you like depending on what you mean.

Training for horticulture has always been a problem.

Recall that you can lead a horse to water but you cannot make it drink. And you can lead a horticulture but you cannot make her think.

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John McGaw · Answer

By this standard, Capability Brown would be unqualified. Some people with  no training can do it and some with years of training cannot.

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