Landscaping & Groundskeeping Training Program

Build a career from the ground up with our Landscaping & Groundskeeping Program, designed to equip students with the foundational knowledge and technical skills needed for success in the outdoor construction and maintenance industry.

This course provides an overview of potential career paths and professional development opportunities available to those who pursue formal training in landscaping, groundskeeping, and related construction environments.

Program Overview

Students will explore the core principles of building construction with a specific focus on outdoor environments. The curriculum emphasizes the use of math and science concepts essential to landscaping professionals, while also introducing modern technologies that are shaping today’s construction and groundskeeping industries.

What You Will Learn

• Introduction to Landscaping & Groundskeeping Careers
  Understand the variety of roles available, including landscape technician, grounds manager, and irrigation specialist.

• Fundamentals of Construction Math & Science
  Apply real-world geometry, measurements, and environmental science in the field.

• Modern Technology Applications
  Explore equipment, tools, and digital systems used in modern landscape design and maintenance.

• Workplace Safety & PPE
  Learn general workplace safety practices, including hazard recognition and the correct use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program will be prepared for entry-level roles in:

• Residential and commercial landscaping.

• Grounds maintenance for parks, schools, and sports facilities.

• Municipal and private property management.

• Irrigation systems installation and maintenance.

• Green industry and environmental restoration projects.

Who Should Enroll?

• Individuals interested in working outdoors and shaping natural spaces.

• Entry-level workers seeking structured training in landscaping and maintenance.

• Construction professionals expanding into green design or environmental work.

• High school graduates exploring vocational career paths in the trades.

Grow a Career with Real Impact

Whether you’re drawn to hands-on work, enjoy the outdoors, or are interested in sustainable design, this course lays the groundwork for a rewarding and impactful profession.
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• Role of a medical biller in the health care industry.
• Introduction to Medical Terminology.
• Introduction to body systems and common abbreviations
• Introduction to Health Insurance and Managed Health Care.
• Life Cycle of an Insurance Claim.
• Legal and regulatory considerations.
• ICD-10-CM coding.
• CPT and HCPCS coding system.
• Introduction to the basic computer.
• Understanding medisoft.
• HCFA common procedure coding system (HCPCS).
• Filing commercial claims.
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans.
• Medicare and Medic aid.
• Workers Compensation.
• Case studies and coding exercises.

• Total Clock Hours: 300
• Calendar Length of Program: 15 weeks
• Certification: Certificate of Completion
• Credentials: National Association of Landscaping Professionals