Horticultural Science and Services
The production, processing, marketing, distribution, financing, and development of agricultural commodities and resources including food, fiber, wood products, natural resources, horticulture, and other plant and animal products/resources.
Career Pathway: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
CTE Program: Horticultural Science
Horticultural Science and Services
High School
PSAV/Technical Center Program(s)
N/A
State College Program(s)
N/A
University Program(s)
N/A
Please Note: The sample Program of Study below reflects minimum requirements. Alternate core courses (including AP, IB, AICE, and Dual Enrollment) may be selected based upon the student’s academic performance. Students should pay close attention to the specifics regarding general graduation requirements and diploma designations based upon the year they began 9th grade. Students are also encouraged to visit MyCareerShines website for detailed information on the Florida Gold Seal Vocational Scholarship, as well as access to other career planning tools. Students should always consult with their high school counselor to make sure all graduation requirements are fulfilled and the correct CTE courses are taken to prepare for industry certifications and program completion of the program of study outlined below.
Horticultural Science (including graduation requirements)
Students completing this program of study may follow a career pathway in a variety of related occupations, from entry level to professional occupations. For more information on other careers related to this program of study area, please visit the Occupational Outlook Handbook at http://www.bls.gov/home.htm and a search. Other career related websites: CareerOneStop and FL Targeted Occupations List.
Agricultural Scientist
Botanist
Golf Course Manager
Landscape Architect
Plant Pathologist
Soil & Water Specialist
Students completing this Program of Study have three opportunities to earn college credit before leaving high school. These college credit earning opportunities include: Advanced Placement courses, Dual Enrollment, and Local and Statewide Articulation Agreements.
Dual Enrollment Courses To Consider
ENC 1101
ENC 1102
GEA 1000
HSC 2100
MAC 1105
SPC 1016
AML 2010
PSY 2012
SYG 2000
Please meet with your school counselor before registering for these courses. If you meet the criteria you may be able to earn college credit, gain industry-accepted certification, save time, money, and participate in more challenging coursework. There are specific qualifiers, rules, and regulations to be considered before committing to any of these options.
Work Based Learning
N/A
Student Organizations
Florida Future Farmer's Association (FFA)
Industry Certification/Technical Skill Assessment
Certified Horticulture Professional (FCHP)
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