Purpose
The programme subjects cover the building, operation and maintenance of gardens, parks, recreational areas and sports facilities. The programme subjects shall provide the basis for a professional vocational practice that safeguards the needs of society and different user groups in accordance with the principles for universal design.
The programme subjects shall help develop an understanding of how vegetation and materials can constitute an aesthetic and functional whole for different user groups. Teaching in the subjects shall provide an environment in which the pupil can develop practical skills, an understanding and general way of thinking in connection with commercial enterprise, vocational practice and nature. Teaching shall offer the individual an opportunity to experience excellence and realise one’s strengths and weaknesses via diverse vocational practice, where the work is carried out under varying natural and climatic conditions and requires flexibility in relation to different user groups.
Teaching in the programme subjects shall pave the way for varied assignments involving different types of facilities relevant to the industry. The teaching shall provide an environment in which the pupil shall develop skills that can be applied in traditional and modern businesses, in cooperation with local industry and organizations. Teaching in the programme subjects shall provide the basis for lifelong learning and help develop technical understanding and professional vocational practice. This includes ethical norms and the individual’s responsibility for promoting a safe and meaningful workplace. The programme subjects shall pave the way for further professional training in landscaping or as a sports facilities operator, or for general studies in agriculture, fishing and forestry.
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