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Agriculture Technology: Greenhouse Technician

Start DateDurationLocationCost
Jan 11, 202745 hours Online FREE
(government funded) 

Grow Skills. Cultivate Opportunity.

FREE Training

Interested in plants, sustainable food production, or a new career path? This online microcredential provides the practical knowledge and foundational skills to get growing.

Learn the essentials of greenhouse operations, plant propagation, seed germination, plant care, and greenhouse business practices. Gain hands-on experience through an optional home growing kit while building skills for greenhouse and community-based agriculture opportunities.


Who's This Training For?

This microcredential is ideal for individuals at all experience levels, passionate about sustainable food systems and community-driven agriculture, from workers to managers.


What You'll Learn

  • Greenhouse types, structures, and environmental controls
  • Plant anatomy, propagation, and seed germination
  • Irrigation, lighting, heating, and greenhouse operations
  • Greenhouse business planning and logistics
  • Plant care through all stages of growth

Program Highlights

  • Designed with input from industry experts
  • 100% Online
  • 45 Hours | 10 Weeks (to be completed by March 19, 2027)
  • Optional Home Growing Kit Experience

Career Opportunities

  • Greenhouse Technician
  • Assistant or Head Grower
  • Food Security Coordinator
  • Community-Based Agriculture Roles

Credential Earned

Upon successful completion, you’ll earn the Greenhouse Technician microcredential and a digital badge—a clear demonstration of the skills you’ve learned.  Share your badge on your résumé, LinkedIn, or other digital platforms to highlight your proven abilities.


Admission Requirements

  • Minimum 16 years of age (completion of Grade 10)
  • New Brunswick resident
  • Three years of work or volunteer experience
  • English proficiency (see NBCC English Language Requirements).

Registration

Application Deadline: January 4, 2027

Please send completed application form (pdf) to elizabeth.stairs@nbcc.ca


More Information

For more information, contact: elizabeth.stairs@nbcc.ca

Build the skills to support greenhouse operations and sustainable food production.

Funded by the Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour

New Brunswick