Tree Identification
Study mode: You will study over a short period of time.
Start in: April; October; November
Learning mode: You attend classes in person at your local campus or learning centre.
Duration: 2 days
How: You attend classes at scheduled times, shown on your timetable.
What is special about this course?
This two-day course will allow you to explore the features used to identify trees and the basics of botanical plant naming. Considering tree morphology and development alongside the care and maintenance of young and established trees you will develop greater appreciation of trees, their benefits, growth, identification and care.
Special features
- You will gain practical industry skills
- You will study at the Biblical Garden in Elgin overlooking the iconic Cathedral
- You will be part of creating and maintaining an outstanding community and tourism asset
- Small student numbers mean there is a close working relationship between you and the staff
Entry requirements
No formal entry requirements
Course content includes:
- tree morphology and development
- the care and maintenance of young and established trees
How will I study my course?
- Short course
This course is delivered face-to-face on campus.
How long will my course last?
2 Days9am - 4pm
- Biblical Gardens
Start date
October/November and April
Fees
The good news is that depending on your personal circumstances there are a wide range of bursaries, grants and allowances available to fund your college studies.
Funding
Our Student Finance Advisers can advise you on all aspects of student funding. The support available depends upon your personal circumstances.
Please refer to our Fees and Funding section for more information.
Additional costs
Course cost: £200
What can I do on completion of my course?
On successful completion of this course, you will be invited for an interview to progress to further study which may include:
- Horticulture (Practical): College Certificate (SCQF Level 5)
- Environmental Science and Sustainability (SCQF Level 6)
- HNC (Next Gen) Horticulture
Alternatively, you can progress into employment in areas including garden centres, private gardens and organisations such as the National Trust for Scotland.
Apply for Tree Identification
We are delighted that you are thinking about studying at UHI Moray. UHI Moray operates a fair and open admissions system committed to equality of opportunity and non-discrimination. We consider all applications on merit and on the basis of ability to achieve, without discrimination on grounds of age, disability, gender identity, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity status, race, religion and/or belief, sex, sexual orientation or socio-economic background. We welcome applications from all prospective students and aim to provide appropriate and efficient services to students with disabilities.