Landscape Industry Certified

Beginning in January 2010, CNLA and the Professional Landcare Network (PLANET) are aligning their certification programs under one brand – Landscape Industry Certified.

The number of certified people is continuing to increase throughout Canada and the United States. Now that we are reaching a critical mass, we can start to achieve greater recognition, both by the industry and the public. The idea of marketing one single brand was brought about so that certification is more easily recognizable and understood by the buying public.

Certification assures your clients that you have proven skills as a landscape professional. A Landscape Industry Certified professional has passed internationally developed practical and written exams, verifying their capabilities in a full complement of job requirements. Many professionals hold certificates, degrees or diplomas, indicating their formal training. Certification is not a training program: it is proof of competency in specific areas.

About "Landscape Industry Certified" ...

Schedule of BC's upcoming Certification exam dates...

Find a Landscape Industry Certified company in your area (pdf)...

To become a "Landscape Industry Certified Designer" (CLD)...

> CLD Application Form

> CLD Suggested Reading List

> CLD Portfolio Checklist

> CLD Dynascape Software Order Form

To become a "Landscape Industry Certified Manager" (CLP)...

> CLP Application Form

> CLP Study Series Order Form.

To become a "Landscape Industry Certified Technician" (CLT/CHT)...

> CLT/CHT Application Form

View our gallery of photos from BC's July Certification Exam Day at Kwantlen Polytechnic University...

Landscape Industry Certified Technician supplement - BC Plant List: applicable to several specialty areas.

Landscape Industry Certified Technician supplement - BC Equipment List: for reasons beyond BCLNA's control, equipment substitutions may be necessary.

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BC Businesses Support Landscape Industry Certification

By sponsoring Landscape Industry Certification in BC, local businesses communicate their high quality and workmanship standards, and support the need to continually educate, train and develop the labour force to sustain the ornamental horticulture industry. Special thanks to the following sponsors:

Premier Sponsors :

Facility Sponsor :

Silver Sponsors :

Equipment & Materials Sponsors :

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Become a Certification Sponsor

Contribute to the ornamental horticulture industry by becoming a sponsor today, and help support the program's ongoing needs. BCLNA will accept a total of three Premier Sponsors, three Gold Sponsors, three Silver Sponsors, and has several opportunities available to equipment and material sponsorship.

Download the complete Certification Sponsorship Package here...

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