Gardening is a relatively unpopular major. How about going to New Zealand to study gardening?

Horticulture is one of the industries that have been in short supply for a long time in New Zealand, and horticulture is also one of the hot majors in studying in New Zealand. After studying horticulture in New Zealand, you can enjoy New Zealand immigration bonus points. Is it easy to find a job after studying gardening in New Zealand?

In fact, the horticulture specialty in New Zealand is close to the horticulture and plant protection specialty in New Zealand, because gardening is mainly about planting plants, cultivating new varieties, raising flowers and protecting grass. You are also a major, and the subject content is closely related.

As one of the most important horticultural countries in the world, New Zealand's horticultural industry with an output value of about NZ $6 billion has always been at the advanced level in the world in terms of quality, innovation and efficiency, and enjoys a high international reputation. These outstanding achievements are due to the understanding, knowledge and practice of comprehensive development of natural resources, science and technology and commercial operation in the teaching, scientific research and production practice of horticulture in New Zealand. In recent years, as a traditional pillar industry in New Zealand, horticulture has developed rapidly and has become one of the most important export-oriented industries in New Zealand.

Facing the huge industry, the horticulture industry in New Zealand is also facing a serious shortage of manpower. According to experts studying abroad in New Zealand Education Network, horticulture is one of the largest employers in New Zealand, employing more than 44,000 people in the whole industry, but it still faces a serious manpower shortage. In the list of industries in short supply published by Immigration New Zealand, horticulture is a long-term shortage industry, with 27,000 horticulture professionals in short supply.

Gardening is not only a "technology", but also an "art". From a technical point of view, the current international horticultural development trends are mainly manifested in variety improvement and breeding, application of biotechnology, especially molecular biology, preservation technology of horticultural products, deep processing of horticultural products, medical care and so on. From an artistic point of view, gardening is also a romantic occupation-gardeners beautify the city with green trees and flowers, and at the same time beautify their own lives.

After completing their studies in horticulture, graduates engage in a variety of jobs, including horticultural management, sales, domestic and international market development, flower cultivation, fruit management and so on. Once they master this major, graduates can become managers of enterprises, or gardening owners, run their own businesses and hire more gardeners.